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Do You Want To Remain A Sharecropper?

 

Laws of Software Complexity

 

A Critique of One Hot J2EE Book

 

Multiface Coding in J2EE

 

Why Can't Locking Be Abstracted Away?

 

Manageability Reloaded!

 

Thou Shalt Not Inherit

 

The Most Scalable EJB Idiom

 

Corporate Open Source Repositories You Never Knew Existed

 

Reuse Via String Substitution

 

Rules of Acquisition Must Be Declared

 

A Monopoly Creates Less Jobs

 

Like Eliminating Half The Autos

 

The Fallacies of Inheritance

 

Enhanced EJB Architecture

 

Taxonomy Of Object Composition

 

Pair Programming With Yourself!

 

Is .NET A Gateway To Go Offshore?

 

The Growing Market Of Microsoft To Java Migration Tools

 

AspectWerkz's Replacement Libraries

 

The Excruciating Slow Pace of XML Standardization

 

JBI Deals With the Heterogenous Network

 

Loose Coupling and Mediation

 

Why Document Passing is Loosely Coupled

 

Dataflow and Query Processing

 

Have Web Services Companies Self-Willed a Market into Existence?

 

SOAP, OSI Layer 6 and Aspect Oriented Programming

 

SOA and Accessor Methods Don't Mix

 

Components are Like Runtime Classes

 

Weblogic Workshop's Asynchronous Components

 

Assess Your Software Process Ignorance Quotient

 

Open Source Rule Engines Written In Java

 

Fallacies of a Perfect Computing World

 

Open Source Workflow Engines Written in Java

A review of active open source workflow projects that are written in Java.

Is JetBrains Selling Arms to the Enemy?

 

Open Source Portal Servers Written in Java

A list of "open source" portal servers written in Java.

Checker Shadow Illusion

A light check in the shadow is the same gray as a dark check outside the shadow. From http://www-bcs.mit.edu/people/adelson/illusions_demos.html

Lightness Illusions

 

Temporal Anomalies In Movies Explained

 

What If Schemas Didn't Exist?

 

The Mind Electric takes over WebMethods

 

Counter Intuitive Rules for Software Success

 

The Swing Connection Reloaded

 

Why Is Microsoft Interested In C++?

 

Text Makes a Powerful Comeback!

 

Novel Open Source Template Engines Written In Java

 

Why Can't Microsoft Deliver 64-Bit .NET?

 

Eclipse Must Be Truly Rich!

 

Open Source Identity Management Solutions Written in Java

 

Open Source Knowledge Management Solutions Written in Java

 

Rendezvous Enabled Distributed Build!

 

How To Build The Ideal Content Management System

 

Non Viral Open Source XQuery Written In Java

 

Open Source EAI Written In Java

 

Open Source Agent Systems Written In Java

 

Has Java Reached The Inefficiency Phase?

 

Is Longhorn All Bull or Full of Holes?

 

The Story Of Jython

 

The Economics of Google's Hardware Infrastructure

 

Open Source Structured Graphics Libraries Written in Java

 

Open Source Graph or Network Visualization Written in Java

 

Google Deskbar Forges A New Desktop Paradigm

 

Clay Shirky Predicts the Demise of The Semantic Web

 

Open Source Full Text Search Engines Written In Java

 

How Much Faster is Java on a 64 Bit AMD Opteron?

 

Open Source Distributed Cache Solutions Written in Java

 

Open Source LOAF Written in Java

 

Obfuscated LOAF

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How to Choose an Open Source Library

 

Isn't It a Bit Too Early for Eclipse Vendor Consolidation?

 

Java Jobs Statistics and Trends

 

Loosely Coupled Java Based Languages

 

The Exception Debate: Why Gosling and Hejlsberg are Both In Error

 

The Elevator Pitch for Web Based Continuations

 

The Secret World of Exception Handling Frameworks

 

Quick Take on the Pi Calculus

 

Ulterior Motive Behind BEA and IBM Joint Spec?

 

Encapsulation and Representation are Orthogonal

 

Holy Omniscient Debugging!

 

Eclipse Embeds OSGi Based MicroKernel

 

How to Automagically Make the Technorati 100

 

The 13th Guy Illusion

 

Strings, Algebraic Datatypes and Quasi Quotes

 

A Definition of "Services"

 

Open Source Under The Microscope

 

Open Source Profilers for Java

 

13 Exceptional Exception Handling Techniques

 

The 8 Laws of Software Evolution

 

Open Source Automated Test Tools Written in Java

 

Anemic Domain Model and SOA

 

Open Source Web Crawlers Written in Java

 

Is there a Preferred Axis for Loose Coupled-ness?

 

101 Reasons Why Java is Better than .NET (Reloaded)

 

WebServices' Greatest Achilles Heel

 

Easy To Remember URL For 101 Reasons Why Java Is Bettter

 

J2EE Clustering Without An Operating System

 

First Steps Toward A Dirt Cheap Terabyte Server

 

What Happens When You Have A Terabyte Of Personal Storage?

 

Can't Be A Respectable Java Developer Without One Of These!

 

Open Source PageFlow (a.k.a. State Machine) Written In Java

 

Most Valuable Personalities in Java

 

Open Source Manageability For My Sony Ericsson T610 Phone

 

Will The Lightweight Container Best The MicroKernel AppServer?

 

Lazy Evaluation And Object Composition

 

How Do You Know That You Are Not Leaking Money?

 

What's This? An Embeddable REST Microkernel!

 

Infoworld Says Manageability Missing In Java Desktop

 

Continuing Review of a REST Based Microkernel

 

A Theory of Patches

 

High Time For A New Kind Of Computer Science

 

The Next Thing After Java Technology

 

XML Fallacies Revealed

 

Why Object Oriented Encapsulation is Obsolete

 

The Eclipse Juggernaut Moves On (Part 2)

 

Why Class Based Domain Modeling Does Not Work

 

Open Source XML Diff Written in Java

 

How Many Java Web Frameworks Can You Name?

 

Text Files Unfairly Compared To The Internal Combustion Engine

 

Integration at the Glass and the 80/20 Point

 

5 Rules of Model View Separation

 

Another Crack At Bookmark Manageability

 

Open Source Personal Proxy Servers Written In Java

 

Scala The Groovy Killer?

 

Mildly Complex Webapp in 2 Man Months!?

 

"Showcase" Applications For Java Web Frameworks

 

Is Over Abstraction Java's Achilles Heel?

 

Even More Wisdom on Designing Usable APIs

 

Usable APIs: Dependency Injection, Failure Strategies, Duck Typing and REST

 

Design Patterns Periodic Table

 

Resign Patterns: Ailments of Unsuitable Project-Disoriented Software

 

HTML Screen Scraping Tools Written in Java

 

Loose Coupling and its connection to Robustness

 

Is Quick And Dirty Good Enough?

 

Six Operators of Modularity

 

Modularity and the Conservation of Profits

 

Questioning Meyer's Definition of Modularity

 

Open Source Projects That Use Java NIO

 

Open Source Probabilistic Networks Written In Java

 

Open Source Java Collections API Extensions

 

Six Sigma and The Knowledge Based Economy

 

Loosely Coupled Dimensions [Updated]

 

Prototype Based Programming Makes A Comeback!

 

Why Pessimistic Transactions Aren't Practical

 

Contracts and Interaction Operators

 

Transactions and SOA

 

Gavin King Torpedoes JDO!

 

Why IT Doesn't Matter Rebutted

 

Why Time Travel is a Necessity

 

Uniformity and Recombinant Computing

 

Tuple Spaces for Human Interaction

 

Coupling Stuff from Pragmatic Programmers

 

A Couple of Pragmatic Uses of AOP

 

Free Google GMail Account For The Lucky Reader

 

Compatibility and Evolution in an Asynchronous World

 

The Importance Of "Requires"

 

The Trouble with Evolving XML Schemas

 

XML Schema is a Case of Premature Optimization

 

How To Achieve Flexible XML Messaging

 

Don't Dismiss Structure Shyness

 

Nuggets of Wisdom from eBay's Architecture

 

Are Abstraction Layers in Messaging Necessary?

 

The RESTfulness of Speech Acts

 

The Imminent Rise of REST and Fall of SOAP

 

When To Choose Code Generation Over Reflection

 

Google Enabled Search at Manageability

 

Requirements Without Measurement Are Nothing More Than Utterances

 

Ten Fallacies of Software Analysis and Design

 

The Honest Truth: EJB Is Your Scapegoat

 

Top Ten Truly Obscure But Useful Java Projects - Circa 2004

 

Open Source JMS (Java Message Service) Implementations

 

Open Source JDBC Proxy Drivers

 

Rod Johnson on J2EE Without EJB

 

The Architecture of Participation

 

Open Source ETL (Extraction, Transform, Load) Written in Java

 

The Architecture of Participation versus Hacking

 

Killer "Slicing and Dicing" Eclipse Plugins

 

Deconstructing Dependency Injection

 

Java Unbound

 

Open Source Microsoft Project Alternative Released

 

How to Distinguish Configuration from Code

 

Configuration using Aspects

 

One Million and Counting

 

Groovy and Del.icio.us

 

Home UPnP Media Servers Not Ready for Prime Time

 

How To Be A True Republican

 

What Works? Repetition or Silence?

 

Open Source Document Management Solutions Written in Java

 

Google Desktop Internals Exposed!

 

High Time to Get Rid of the Stack

 

The Conceptual Underpinnings of JotSpot

 

Surprise! Creator of Minix is the VoteMaster!

 

Simplicity Trumps Complex Analysis

 

Microsoft's Standardized Verb Set

 

Manageability at Yahoo's Tech Tuesday