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As a developer I want to use XML extremely easily

A few days ago I needed to parse some reports in Java application. Recently I used for such tasks built-in features, but I can say they are not very...

1 replies - 481 views - 03/11/13 by Kuba Kubrynski in Articles

Logger Tinylog 0.8 Supports Application Servers

tinylog, an open source logger for Java, has been released in version 0.8. The second to last beta version of tinylog uses class loaders in a different way to...

0 replies - 622 views - 03/08/13 by Martin Winandy in Articles

Performance Testing Can Be as Simple as Unit Testing.

The first tool that comes in to mind when someone wants to do performance testing of Java server side applications is JMETER. It's free, opensource, and one...

2 replies - 2896 views - 03/07/13 by Sammaiah Kyatham in Articles

Jelastic Launches Major New Version of Its Cloud Hosting Platform

Jelastic, Inc., announced the launch of a major new version of its ultra-scalable and interoperable Java and PHP cloud hosting platform. The new version,...

0 replies - 1961 views - 03/07/13 by Julia Wunder in Articles

Flyway 2.1 released with automatic schema creation

Flyway 2.1 is out! Highlights of this release: Automatic Schema Creation SQL migrations from Filesystem (instead of only from...

0 replies - 1484 views - 03/05/13 by Axel Fontaine in Announcements

Properties with Spring

1. OverviewSpring has always tried to be as transparent as possible when it comes to working with properties. Before Spring 3.1 however, the mechanism of...

0 replies - 3033 views - 03/04/13 by Eugen Paraschiv in Articles

Learn the basics of Clojure

Have you ever wanted to learn functional programming? Have you ever wanted to get into Clojure, the most powerful language on the JVM?I am running...

0 replies - 388 views - 03/01/13 by Eric Normand in Announcements

Is Your Code Structured Like This?

JUnit's evolving structure. JUnit is a masterpiece. As Martin Fowler tells us, "JUnit was born on a flight from Zurich to the 1997 OOPSLA in...

7 replies - 6709 views - 03/01/13 by Edmund Kirwan in Articles

Xfce: Keyboard Shortcuts Working in Eclipse IDE

Did you ever face the problem with Xfce that not all of the globally defined keyboard shortcuts can be changed? In my case Eclipse IDE shortcuts that I'm...

0 replies - 1087 views - 02/28/13 by Peter Butkovic in Articles

Eclipse RAP 2.0 QuickStart with IntelliJ IDEA

Eclipse RAP 2.0 is finally out! As you probably know, developing Eclipse RAP or RCP applications outside of Eclipse can be challenging. Actually, even...

0 replies - 1564 views - 02/24/13 by Edvin Syse in Articles

Collections, meet Expression!

On my current project, we use a lot of data collections. And like in most software projects, the most common (although far from exclusive)...

0 replies - 5124 views - 02/23/13 by Kevin Chabot in Articles

5 Reasons Why in 5 Years Desktop IDEs Will Be Dead

Yes, this is not a joke! In 5 years, all developers will code in the cloud. Not only will they code there, but also build, test, run, debug and deploy apps in...

26 replies - 18648 views - 02/21/13 by Eugene Ivantsov in Articles

Is MVC Pattern a Dead End for Application Development?

In this article I would like to show you why using MVC pattern is not enough to be able to create agile and scalable applications. I will also suggest...

13 replies - 13889 views - 02/20/13 by Aliaksei Papou in Articles

Composite Design Pattern in Java

Composite design patten allows you to have a tree structure and ask each node in the tree structure to perform a task.You can take real life example of a...

0 replies - 3939 views - 02/18/13 by Arpit Mandliya in Articles

iText: 13th birthday — 5.4.0 release

Thirteen years ago, on February 14th of the magical year 2000, I published version 0.30 of a library I had been writing in my spare time. This library allowed...

0 replies - 368 views - 02/15/13 by Bruno Lowagie in Announcements