GOTO Copenhagen is an international software development conference with 2 days of training and 3 conference days providing more than 20 tracks and 70+ presentation sessions by leading experts and authors.
For the second time we are launching the GOTO...
0 replies - 289 views - 12/05/11 by Amalie Schmidt in Announcements
We are looking for the best speakers willing to share their skills and experience with developers and managers.
This year, ConFoo is dedicated to software development, project management and best practices.
The technical part covers different aspects of Web...
0 replies - 4677 views - 08/15/11 by Yann Larrivee in Announcements
Miguel Garcia, a member of the Scala group at EPFL, gave an insightful, informative interview at scala-lang.org regarding his Microsoft-funded efforts to make Scala productivity available to .Net developers, which have recently come to fruition. On why people...
0 replies - 17912 views - 07/18/11 by Jim Moscater in Daily Dose
I recently began investigating the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server (see my Getting Started with the SQL Server JDBC Driver
post for more information). In this post I’ll continue that
investigation by looking at the architecture and history of the...
2 replies - 5343 views - 03/18/11 by Brian Swan in News
Earlier this month I attended the monthly meeting of the Seattle PHP Meetup Group.
In ways I didn’t expect, it was a very interesting meeting. The content
itself was interesting enough (we were talking about database design),
but what I found even more...
0 replies - 2558 views - 02/15/11 by Brian Swan in News
Introduction jQuery enjoys living inside pages which are built on top of ASP.NET MVC Framework. The
ASP.NET MVC is a place where things are organized very well and it is
quite hard to make them dirty, especially because the pattern enforces
you on...
11 replies - 6491 views - 02/14/11 by Hajan Selmani in News
My $0.02 worth of opinion on how all the Oracle shennanigans are impacting my development focus choice. You don’t know me. Larry Ellison certainly doesn’t know me. I am a nobody. A typically esoteric strange developer coder type nobody. But still a nobody...
17 replies - 5913 views - 10/26/10 by Anonymous in Articles
The fourth annual Houston TechFest will be held on Saturday, October 9, 2010 at University of Houston's Main Campus. This free event is one of the largest of its kind in Texas and provides a great opportunity to learn about the latest trends in information...
0 replies - 9304 views - 10/01/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
TWaver .NET is a TWaver branch for Microsoft .NET developers, based on Silverlight and WPF technology. Silverlight allows .NET developers to create professional Telecom user interfaces on Microsoft Silverlight 3.0+ platform and C# language. It can be run in...
0 replies - 987 views - 07/02/10 by servasoft in Announcements
In this section of DZone's interview with Jonathan Bruce, he explains what the .NET community could learn from Java persistence, and vice versa. Bruce also...
0 replies - 11489 views - 06/07/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos
Recently I have been doing some research on tweaking websites to make them faster (either in reality, or at least in appearance to the client). Specifically the research has been focused on the actual client tier interaction - requesting the page, downloading...
1 replies - 7821 views - 12/09/09 by Craig Dickson in Articles
As more organizations embrace Agile methods, there is a greater need for a cost-effective and flexible form of training. Agile eLearning gives you expert Java, C#, C++ and C guidance in TDD, Refactoring, Code Smells, Testing Legacy Code and Design Patterns....
15 replies - 4276 views - 12/01/09 by Industrial Logic in Announcements
jProductivity has released jLiveID, a free library that provides an essential API to allow access to the Windows Live ID service from within Java applications. jLiveID makes it possible for Java developers to create identity-aware applications and online...
0 replies - 2008 views - 02/11/09 by Alexander Krivov in Announcements
How much code coverage is enough? Do you consider having 100% code coverage an uphill task? Based on whom you talk to, the reply you get varies considerably. I have worked with Managers who would not compromise on anything less than 100% code coverage. On...
20 replies - 13944 views - 10/20/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship written by Robert C. Martin is one of the best books I have read in the past few years. This is the book for developers looking to produce better code.
18 replies - 15695 views - 10/13/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
