Microsoft announced today that they will be awarding a total of $250,000 in prize money in a competition to create new security technologies for preventing memory safety vulnerabilities and exploits. The winner of the contest, dubbed the "Bluehat...
0 replies - 18011 views - 08/04/11 by Ross Jernigan in Daily Dose
yWorks, a leading provider of diagramming components for Java, Adobe Flex, Microsoft
Silverlight, and .NET applications, has released the new fully functional, free-of-charge
yWorks UML Doclet Community Edition.
This Javadoc extension automatically...
0 replies - 887 views - 07/28/11 by Thomas W. in Announcements
Last month, Twitter and Facebook made some moves to hide RSS feeds and put focus more on their APIs.
There was the typical ranting that followed the news, some in favor of
RSS and others not. Now that the conversation and controversy of RSS
being killed...
0 replies - 3150 views - 06/16/11 by Robert Diana in Articles
My latest open source contribution is Play! Jobs, hosted on the always awesome Github.
0 replies - 600 views - 05/14/11 by Felipe Oliveira in Announcements
Promotion is a problem faced by every
API developer. Long nights of coding have given form to the stroke of
genius you had six months ago in the cafe. You’ve just written the API
that will serve as the front door into your application. But how do you...
2 replies - 3534 views - 03/08/11 by Scott Morrison in News
I have come across the need to determine which days are holidays for several times now. To solve this problem generally I have created the open source project Jollyday. It is an API which calculates holidays (currently non-working holidays only) for a given...
0 replies - 936 views - 02/18/10 by Sven Diedrichsen in Announcements
Download this new Netbeans Platform cheat sheet now! This DZone Refcard introduces you to the key features of the NetBeans
Platform. We start off by going over the Main Benefits that the
NetBeans Platform offers developers. Also included in this Refcard...
0 replies - 6108 views - 12/21/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
At some
point, most developers will get tasked with troubleshooting a
performance issue. If at any time you've actually been lucky enough
to get paid to worry about performance in general, you probably have
a better toolkit (on your desktop and in your head)...
2 replies - 21418 views - 12/01/09 by Wayne Adams in Articles
SQLJet is an independent pure Java open source implementation of the SQLite RDBMS core functionality. SQLJet provides API to create, read and modify SQLite databases. Below you'll find simple tutorial demonstrating how one could use SQLJet Library to perform...
5 replies - 8033 views - 09/16/09 by Alexander Kitaev in Articles
TeamDev has recently announced the commercial release of JxFileWatcher.JxFileWatcher is a cross-platform library that provides convenient Java API for monitoring file system events: file or directory creation, modification and removal events. It is available...
1 replies - 7265 views - 04/27/09 by Igor Shvydkoy in Announcements
TeamDev has recently announced the start of Early Access Program (EAP)* for a new product called JxFileWatcher.JxFileWatcher is a cross-platform library that provides convenient Java API for monitoring file system events. It provides notifications about file...
0 replies - 2264 views - 03/19/09 by Igor Shvydkoy in Announcements
Aspose.Pdf is a Java Pdf component to create Pdf documents without using Adobe Acrobat. What’s new in this release?This new version of Aspose.Pdf for Java includes many features enhancements. Some important features about Selection, Table, Image, Headers...
4 replies - 5981 views - 12/21/08 by Anonymous in Announcements
When I first began to program in Java, I loved the Java language a lot. I used to program in Pascal, Delphi ,Visual Basic and C but Java was very different and elegant. In addition to its language structure and features, its API set was very special. With...
3 replies - 11242 views - 11/26/08 by Ibrahim Levent in News
Milton is an open source java library for implementing desktop integration in your web apps with WEBDAV.For those not familiar with WEBDAV, its like FTP but implemented in HTTP. Its a mature standard and supported natively in all operating systems. Once...
2 replies - 4176 views - 10/29/08 by brad mcevoy in Announcements
I recently wrote, in this blog about state management, threading and API design, the following (talking about a refactored SwingWorker with the state information in a separate argument class):
9 replies - 6187 views - 08/10/08 by Tim Boudreau in Articles
