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Do You Want To Remain A Sharecropper?
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Laws of Software Complexity
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A Critique of One Hot J2EE Book
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Multiface Coding in J2EE
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Why Can't Locking Be Abstracted Away?
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Manageability Reloaded!
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Thou Shalt Not Inherit
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The Most Scalable EJB Idiom
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Corporate Open Source Repositories You Never Knew Existed
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Reuse Via String Substitution
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Rules of Acquisition Must Be Declared
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A Monopoly Creates Less Jobs
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Like Eliminating Half The Autos
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The Fallacies of Inheritance
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Enhanced EJB Architecture
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Taxonomy Of Object Composition
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Pair Programming With Yourself!
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Is .NET A Gateway To Go Offshore?
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The Growing Market Of Microsoft To Java Migration Tools
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AspectWerkz's Replacement Libraries
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The Excruciating Slow Pace of XML Standardization
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JBI Deals With the Heterogenous Network
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Loose Coupling and Mediation
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Why Document Passing is Loosely Coupled
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Dataflow and Query Processing
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Have Web Services Companies Self-Willed a Market into Existence?
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SOAP, OSI Layer 6 and Aspect Oriented Programming
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SOA and Accessor Methods Don't Mix
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Components are Like Runtime Classes
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Weblogic Workshop's Asynchronous Components
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Assess Your Software Process Ignorance Quotient
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Open Source Rule Engines Written In Java
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Fallacies of a Perfect Computing World
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Open Source Workflow Engines Written in Java
- A review of active open source workflow projects that are written in Java.
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Is JetBrains Selling Arms to the Enemy?
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Open Source Portal Servers Written in Java
- A list of "open source" portal servers written in Java.
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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
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Lightness Illusions
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Temporal Anomalies In Movies Explained
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What If Schemas Didn't Exist?
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The Mind Electric takes over WebMethods
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Counter Intuitive Rules for Software Success
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The Swing Connection Reloaded
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Why Is Microsoft Interested In C++?
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Text Makes a Powerful Comeback!
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Novel Open Source Template Engines Written In Java
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Why Can't Microsoft Deliver 64-Bit .NET?
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Eclipse Must Be Truly Rich!
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Open Source Identity Management Solutions Written in Java
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Open Source Knowledge Management Solutions Written in Java
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Rendezvous Enabled Distributed Build!
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How To Build The Ideal Content Management System
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Open Source EAI Written In Java
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Open Source Agent Systems Written In Java
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Has Java Reached The Inefficiency Phase?
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Is Longhorn All Bull or Full of Holes?
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The Story Of Jython
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The Economics of Google's Hardware Infrastructure
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Open Source Structured Graphics Libraries Written in Java
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Open Source Graph or Network Visualization Written in Java
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Google Deskbar Forges A New Desktop Paradigm
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Clay Shirky Predicts the Demise of The Semantic Web
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Open Source Full Text Search Engines Written In Java
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How Much Faster is Java on a 64 Bit AMD Opteron?
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Open Source Distributed Cache Solutions Written in Java
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Open Source LOAF Written in Java
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Obfuscated LOAF
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How to Choose an Open Source Library
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Isn't It a Bit Too Early for Eclipse Vendor Consolidation?
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Java Jobs Statistics and Trends
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Loosely Coupled Java Based Languages
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The Exception Debate: Why Gosling and Hejlsberg are Both In Error
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The Elevator Pitch for Web Based Continuations
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The Secret World of Exception Handling Frameworks
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Quick Take on the Pi Calculus
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Ulterior Motive Behind BEA and IBM Joint Spec?
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Encapsulation and Representation are Orthogonal
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Holy Omniscient Debugging!
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Eclipse Embeds OSGi Based MicroKernel
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How to Automagically Make the Technorati 100
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The 13th Guy Illusion
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Strings, Algebraic Datatypes and Quasi Quotes
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A Definition of "Services"
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Open Source Under The Microscope
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Open Source Profilers for Java
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13 Exceptional Exception Handling Techniques
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The 8 Laws of Software Evolution
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Open Source Automated Test Tools Written in Java
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Anemic Domain Model and SOA
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Open Source Web Crawlers Written in Java
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Is there a Preferred Axis for Loose Coupled-ness?
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101 Reasons Why Java is Better than .NET (Reloaded)
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WebServices' Greatest Achilles Heel
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Easy To Remember URL For 101 Reasons Why Java Is Bettter
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J2EE Clustering Without An Operating System
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First Steps Toward A Dirt Cheap Terabyte Server
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What Happens When You Have A Terabyte Of Personal Storage?
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Can't Be A Respectable Java Developer Without One Of These!
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Open Source PageFlow (a.k.a. State Machine) Written In Java
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Most Valuable Personalities in Java
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Open Source Manageability For My Sony Ericsson T610 Phone
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Will The Lightweight Container Best The MicroKernel AppServer?
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Lazy Evaluation And Object Composition
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How Do You Know That You Are Not Leaking Money?
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What's This? An Embeddable REST Microkernel!
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Infoworld Says Manageability Missing In Java Desktop
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Continuing Review of a REST Based Microkernel
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A Theory of Patches
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High Time For A New Kind Of Computer Science
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The Next Thing After Java Technology
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XML Fallacies Revealed
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Why Object Oriented Encapsulation is Obsolete
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The Eclipse Juggernaut Moves On (Part 2)
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Why Class Based Domain Modeling Does Not Work
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Open Source XML Diff Written in Java
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How Many Java Web Frameworks Can You Name?
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Text Files Unfairly Compared To The Internal Combustion Engine
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Integration at the Glass and the 80/20 Point
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5 Rules of Model View Separation
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Another Crack At Bookmark Manageability
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Open Source Personal Proxy Servers Written In Java
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Scala The Groovy Killer?
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Mildly Complex Webapp in 2 Man Months!?
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"Showcase" Applications For Java Web Frameworks
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Is Over Abstraction Java's Achilles Heel?
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Even More Wisdom on Designing Usable APIs
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Usable APIs: Dependency Injection, Failure Strategies, Duck Typing and REST
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Design Patterns Periodic Table
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Resign Patterns: Ailments of Unsuitable Project-Disoriented Software
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HTML Screen Scraping Tools Written in Java
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Loose Coupling and its connection to Robustness
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Is Quick And Dirty Good Enough?
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Six Operators of Modularity
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Modularity and the Conservation of Profits
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Questioning Meyer's Definition of Modularity
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Open Source Projects That Use Java NIO
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Open Source Probabilistic Networks Written In Java
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Open Source Java Collections API Extensions
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Six Sigma and The Knowledge Based Economy
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Loosely Coupled Dimensions [Updated]
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Prototype Based Programming Makes A Comeback!
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Why Pessimistic Transactions Aren't Practical
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Contracts and Interaction Operators
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Transactions and SOA
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Gavin King Torpedoes JDO!
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Why IT Doesn't Matter Rebutted
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Why Time Travel is a Necessity
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Uniformity and Recombinant Computing
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Tuple Spaces for Human Interaction
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Coupling Stuff from Pragmatic Programmers
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A Couple of Pragmatic Uses of AOP
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Free Google GMail Account For The Lucky Reader
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Compatibility and Evolution in an Asynchronous World
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The Importance Of "Requires"
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The Trouble with Evolving XML Schemas
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XML Schema is a Case of Premature Optimization
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How To Achieve Flexible XML Messaging
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Don't Dismiss Structure Shyness
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Nuggets of Wisdom from eBay's Architecture
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Are Abstraction Layers in Messaging Necessary?
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The RESTfulness of Speech Acts
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The Imminent Rise of REST and Fall of SOAP
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When To Choose Code Generation Over Reflection
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Google Enabled Search at Manageability
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Requirements Without Measurement Are Nothing More Than Utterances
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Ten Fallacies of Software Analysis and Design
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The Honest Truth: EJB Is Your Scapegoat
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Top Ten Truly Obscure But Useful Java Projects - Circa 2004
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Open Source JMS (Java Message Service) Implementations
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Open Source JDBC Proxy Drivers
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Rod Johnson on J2EE Without EJB
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The Architecture of Participation
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Open Source ETL (Extraction, Transform, Load) Written in Java
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The Architecture of Participation versus Hacking
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Killer "Slicing and Dicing" Eclipse Plugins
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Deconstructing Dependency Injection
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Java Unbound
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Open Source Microsoft Project Alternative Released
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How to Distinguish Configuration from Code
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Configuration using Aspects
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One Million and Counting
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Groovy and Del.icio.us
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Home UPnP Media Servers Not Ready for Prime Time
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How To Be A True Republican
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What Works? Repetition or Silence?
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Open Source Document Management Solutions Written in Java
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Google Desktop Internals Exposed!
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High Time to Get Rid of the Stack
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The Conceptual Underpinnings of JotSpot
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Surprise! Creator of Minix is the VoteMaster!
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Simplicity Trumps Complex Analysis
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Microsoft's Standardized Verb Set
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Manageability at Yahoo's Tech Tuesday
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Manageability Featured on JDJ's Front Cover!
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Java and SugarCRM don't Mix
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5.5 Hours of Downtime Due to Fiber Cut
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The Long Tail of Software Development
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Micro ISVs - Selling Software at the Edge of Profitability
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Top Ten Must Read Books for the Java Developer
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Reverse Proxy Patterns
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Do We Live in a Donut World?
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First Thoughts After A Micro ISV Launch
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A Portal Server that Doesn't use XmlHttpRequest is Backward
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Open Source Learning Management Systems (LMS) Written in Java
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On the Degrees of Reusability
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Software Development Predictions for 2005
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Software Development for Tsunami Victims
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Visual Eclipse Tutorial - Why It Makes Better Sense
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What is Wrong with Groovy?
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Huygens' First View From Titan
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How to Pick an Open Source Winner
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The Architecture of Eclipse
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The Sensible Trend of ScreenCasting
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It's Official, Struts is History!
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Open Source CRM Solutions Written in Java.
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The Physical Boundaries of Open Source
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SOAP is Comatose But Not Officially Dead!
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More Nails For SOAP's Coffin
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Object-Based Remodularization (a.k.a. Programming with Adapters )
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How To Build Damn Good Software
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Why REST is Better - Part 1 - Explained in Code
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Why REST is Better - Part 2 - Contract Based Protocols
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Patterns of Interoperability Design
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Why REST is Better - Part 3 - Think Globally, Act Locally
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The Perfect Job for a Blogger
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Why REST is Better - Part 4 - Avoiding the Death March
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Micro ISV - Don't Quit Your Day Job!
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Brainstorming a ReSTful Toolkit
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Why ReST is Better - Part 5 - Self Descriptive Trampoline
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A ReST Micro Kernel Revisited
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The Long Tail of Recombinant Components
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Flux Workflow Surviving Despite Open Source
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Google's Coding Culture and C++
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Rambling about the Lower Case Semantic Web
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Artificial Scarcity, Garbage Collection and the Long Tail
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Alternative Persistence Written in Open Source Java
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A New Kind of UI: Firefox + Java
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Ten Emerging 2005 Software Trends
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Open Source Java Business Integration
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OpenStorm BPEL Suite to go Open Source
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The Ten Commandments for SOA Salvation
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Is Apple's ROKR E1 iTunes Phone a Dud?
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In Search of the Perfectly Connected Web Gadget
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The Logic Behind Ebay's Acquisition of Skype
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The Ramifications of Google Talk
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Open Source Company Acquired for $225 Million!
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Open Source AJAX Frameworks with Server-Side Java Support
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Is Google Maps the Killer App for J2ME?
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Spring - One Framework to Bind them All
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Will XBox 360 Sell Out on Ebay before X'mas?
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Running Your Company on Java
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Yahoo Lord of the Bookmarks
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Nokia 770 A Web Browser Appliance?
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Lumix DMC-LX1 - An Affordable Widescreen HD 'Video' Camera?
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Flickr Photo Etiquette - Privacy versus Sharing
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Creative's Zen Vision versus Apple's iPod
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Flipping the Funnel
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Eight Key Ideas driving the Attention Economy
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Most Relevant Java Applet Ever?
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Websites in Remembrance
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Tending to your Global MicroBrand
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Eclipse Juggernaut Reinvents Server-Side Development!
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Open Source Model Driven Translators Written in Java
- A continuing series of open source java projects gathered to solve a unique problem. This time it's for complex domain model transformations.
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Use AJAX to Raise Global Warming IQ
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Top 10 Emerging Software Development Trends for 2006
- A collection of top 10 software development trends emerging in the year 2006 that would surely change the face of the field for years to come. Includes ideas like virtual appliances, instant companies, open device portals, identity 2.0, information diet programs, participatory media, voice enhanced applications and guilt reduction apps.
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Geocaching with the Nokia 7710 and LD-1W
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Verizon FiOS Evaluated Versus Comcast Cable Internet
- A bandwidth comparison between Verizon FiOS and Comcast Cable Internet.
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Why Rigorous Processes, Specifications and Estimations are a Waste of Time
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Open Source Configuration Deployment Frameworks Written in Java
- A list of java frameworks that help manage an application's configuration.
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One Kick-Ass Global Visualization Applet
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How Web 2.0 supports Lean Production
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Open Source Resource and Task Management Projects written in Java
- Another list of interesting and related Open Source tools written in Java
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GWT and Phobos: Have Java and Javascript Traded Places?
- GWT and Phobos have switched traditional roles of Java and Javascript.
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The Latest Trend: Javascript Frameworks on the Server Side
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Maryland Congressmen Who Voted Against Net Neutrality
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OpenLaszlo DHTML-based Runtime Preview Release
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Telco 2.0 : The End to a Culture of Scarcity
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Why are Standardization Train Wrecks always in Slow Motion?
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Classifying Ignorance and Information Asymmetry
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The Lean Nature of Google's Development Practices
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SOA 2.0 : Why a Revision is Really Necessary
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Nokia e70 Function over Form - The Perfect Mobile Web Gadget
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Open Source Collaborative Filtering Written in Java
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What did Javascript have that Java did not?
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Manageability Revolutions!
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Carl Sagan's 'Cosmos' Revised
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A Lynch Mob against Patent Fillers
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Object Oriented Styled Interactions Considered Harmful
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Five More Inconvenient Truths
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Software Development Trends for 2007
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Your Blog is Your Identity and Social Network
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The Game Changing Ramifications of Apple's iPhone
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Is Fortress the Ultimate Language for DSLs?
- Is Sun's new language Fortress the ultimate language for developing Domain Specific Programming langugages?
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Design Patterns for Almost-Infinite Scalability
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Open Source Calendar Management Written in Java
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Will AJAX become the De Facto Mobile Application Development Standard?
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What Mobile Operators Should Learn from Facebook
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IPhone Form over Function - The Perfect Mobile Social Networking Gadget
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Open Source Business Intelligence Tools Written in Java
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How Can Google Profit From An Open Source Android Phone?
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Google's Android - Architected for Participation
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Open Source Replication and Synchronization Tools Written in Java
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Open Source Social Networking Applications Written in Java
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Open Source Grid and Cluster Computing Frameworks Written in Java
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Top Ten Obscure but Useful Java Open Source Projects - Circa 2007
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Amazon Kindle Built on Java!
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Is Chandler's Demise Evidence that Dynamic Languages Can't Scale?
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Less Code Does Not Imply Less Complexity
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Meta-Programming Considered Harmful?
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Interchangeable Lenses for the Canon HG10 High Definition Video Camera
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Top Five Java Technologies to Learn in 2008
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Top Five Java Technologies that Didn't Make the List and Why
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You Did What? Buy a Blue Bluetooth Bimmer (BMW) on eBay?!
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Push Driven Business Process Modeling Considered Harmful
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High Time to Remodel Object Modeling?
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Interesting Java Job Trend Reversals
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Mega Components Reusability - Due Diligence
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On the Trustworthiness of SaaS Components
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A New Kind of Tiered Architecture
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SOA Principles and Modularity
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Open Source Constraint Programming Solvers Written in Java
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iPad's Form Factor Demands User Profiles
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The SOA Manifesto : Finally a Final Version for SOA
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SOA Design Patterns Book - A Review
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Is SOA an Agile Enterprise Framework?
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More Insightful SOA Design Patterns
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In Search of a Pattern Language for SOA Intrinsic Interoperability
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Lean Development Applied To SOA
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Some More SOA Design Patterns
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Best Practices for Service API Definition
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Software Development Trends and Predictions for 2011
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A Pattern Language for High Scalability
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Is High Scalability SOA an Oxymoron?
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Cloud Computing is Software in a Box
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How to Achieve Highly Scalable Transaction Processing


