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Android Core
Fred GrottFebruary 17th, 2013
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Android SDK New Build System
A post ago I talked about that Google is in the process of developing a new build system for application…
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Software Development
Alex SotoFebruary 16th, 2013
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The Reality of Developer’s Life
In this post I am going to try to illustrate in a funny way the reality of developer’s life. This…
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Enterprise Java
Hebert CoelhoFebruary 15th, 2013
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EasyCriteria 2.0 – JPA Criteria should be easy
In the post today we will see about the new version of the framework named EasyCriteria. At the end of…
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Desktop Java
Toni EppleFebruary 15th, 2013
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A minimal JavaFX Presentation (in JavaFX)
If you want to do a presentation about JavaFX, it’s very handy to do the presentation itself in JavaFX. This…
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Desktop Java
Dustin MarxFebruary 15th, 2013
2 28
JavaFX Coming Soon to an Android or iOS Device Near You?
There has been big news recently in the world of JavaFX regarding many more components of JavaFX being open sourced…
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Software Development
Tomasz NurkiewiczFebruary 15th, 2013
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Breaking build is not a crime
For years I’ve been taught that breaking continuous integration build is something that should be avoided under all circumstances. Let…
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Enterprise Java
Eugen ParaschivFebruary 15th, 2013
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Exception Handling for REST with Spring 3.2
1. Overview This article will focus on how to implement Exception Handling with Spring for a REST API. We’ll look…
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Core Java
Joonas JavanainenFebruary 15th, 2013
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Increased compile-time safety with phantom types
Introduction Using phantom types is a very simple technique that can be used to increase the compile-time safety of code.…
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Software Development
Orest IvasivFebruary 14th, 2013
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Internationalization vs Localization (i18n vs l10n)
I always had a trouble how to explain this subject to other people. That’s why I’ve decided to collect the…
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Android SDK New Build System

The Reality of Developer’s Life

EasyCriteria 2.0 – JPA Criteria should be easy

A minimal JavaFX Presentation (in JavaFX)

JavaFX Coming Soon to an Android or iOS Device Near You?

Breaking build is not a crime

Exception Handling for REST with Spring 3.2

Increased compile-time safety with phantom types

Internationalization vs Localization (i18n vs l10n)

Thank you!