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Zembly is Shutting Down

According to a goodbye letter, Sun's Web 2.0 effort, Zembly, is shutting down on November 30th.  The project allowed easy creation of Web apps using a...

3 replies - 7834 views - 11/11/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Java Can Be Saved

Much has been written in the Java community about what is wrong with Java and what to do about it. Unfortunately, most of us developers are code centric, so...

21 replies - 7082 views - 11/11/09 by Jeff Martin in Articles

DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/11

Google has until the end of the week to revise its book deal with the Authors Guild and the Association of American publishers.  A judge extended the deadline...

0 replies - 10751 views - 11/11/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

On static compilation of Groovy

Groovy is the great programming language. Period. I am not going to argue about that and I don't plan to convince anybody. If you don't share this belief or...

12 replies - 15427 views - 11/10/09 by Alex Tkachman in Articles

EU Rejects Snoracle - Larry Vows to Fight!

Oracle and the  EU are escalating their legal battle over the Sun acquisition.  The EU took the first step towards blocking the merger Monday with a formal...

6 replies - 6255 views - 11/10/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

A Look Inside JBoss Microcontainer's ClassLoading Layer

Now that we've grasped the Virtual File System (VFS) concepts, it’s time we move on to Microcontainer’s ClassLoading layer (as promised in the previous...

4 replies - 52164 views - 11/10/09 by Ales Justin in Articles

SAP CTO Calls For Java Freedom

Vishal Sikka, CTO at SAP has made a call for Java to be opened up for the community in his latest blog entry. Having incorporated Java into their NetWeaver...

9 replies - 6415 views - 11/10/09 by James Sugrue in News

Can Java Be Saved?

The Java language has been around for a pretty long time, and in my view is now a stagnant language. I don't consider it dead because I believe it will be...

43 replies - 16443 views - 11/10/09 by Scott Leberknight in Articles

JNBridgePro 5.0 Bridges Java and .NET

JNBridge, a provider of interoperability tools between Java and .NET frameworks, announced the newest versions of JNBridge Pro and its JMS adapters. ...

0 replies - 7858 views - 11/09/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Should Programming Languages Support Unit Testing Natively?

I used to be strongly opposed to this idea but I started changing my mind recently. Here is what happened.  The bad Production and test code can be...

7 replies - 5549 views - 11/09/09 by Cedric Beust in Articles

Mark Thomas on Apache Tomcat 7

A lot has been happening at Apache recently.  The Subversion project joined the list of Apache projects and the White House has begun using Drupal.  Apache...

9 replies - 27495 views - 11/06/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

What I Miss in Java

So I finally got some time to sit down and write, after being knee deep in work the past month or two. And without a doubt, I wanted to write about what has...

20 replies - 7772 views - 11/06/09 by Shyam Seshadri in Articles

Writing Your Own JUnit Extensions Using @Rule

I was surprised to see how many hidden and undocumented features Junit has. In the new release (4.7) you have access to a lot of interesting stuff (still in...

1 replies - 8206 views - 11/06/09 by Mathieu Carbou in Articles

DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/5

The EU could issue a formal objection to the Oracle-Sun deal within the next few days according to a Financial Times report.  Just a few weeks ago, the EU's...

1 replies - 10991 views - 11/05/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

How JavaRebel Saves Development Time

JavaRebel has been around for quite some time now. I heard about it last year, and was hooked by the statement that it could cut development time by 6%. ...

11 replies - 8670 views - 11/03/09 by James Sugrue in Articles