September 2005
Standards and Conventions
by Riduidel
As with any product being built by a team, there are various areas where standards, conventions, and other guidelines can play a role in helping to ensure that the resulting product presents to developers and customers as a unified whole rather than as a
Struttin' With Struts - Lessons
by Riduidel & 2 others
There are a lot of resources available to help you learn Struts. The purpose of these beginning lessons is not to teach you the foundations of Struts or to provide detailed explanations of all the components and functionality. To really get a good grasp o
Hansel - ReadMe
by Riduidel & 1 other
Hansel is an extension to JUnit that adds code coverage testing to the testing framework.
Build servlet-based enterprise Web applications
by Riduidel
Servlets provide tremendous appeal to Java developers whose endeavors include server-side processing. But many programmers don't exploit their power. This article examines servlet response streaming and garbage management -- two advanced techniques that w
Manageability - Open Source Profilers for Java
by Riduidel
I've noticed an upsurge in activity with respect to the development of profilers for the Java enviroment. These projects either exploit the JVMPI (incidentally, targeted for deprecation!) to provide new forms of visualization or use a byte code enhancemen
Compaq's Web Language - Library
by Riduidel
Welcome to Compaq's Web Language library, the definitive information source for Compaq's Web Language. Did you do something neat with the language? Discovered a new trick? Please let us know ! We will gladly add your code to our repository.
JDK 1.4 Class Diagrams
by Riduidel
The JDK Class Documentation Project has the goal, to chart the standard packages of Java. Presently there are 233 class diagrams, which describe most of the classes of the JDK 1.4.2. The diagrams are organized in a folder like manner, which corresponds to
dirtSimple.org: Python Is Not Java
by Riduidel & 1 other
In examining the code, I found that they had done lots of things that make sense in Java, but which suck terribly in Python. Not because "Python is slower than Java", but because there are easier ways to accomplish the same goals in Python, that wouldn't
start [SwingWiki]
by Riduidel & 1 other
This site contains best practices (namespace best), workarounds for common errors and Swing quirks (namespace workaround), instructions for common tasks (namespace howto) and other general tips. Start by looking at the index page, where you will find a li
July 2005
Groovy - Home
by Hydragon & 11 others
Groovy is an agile dynamic language for the Java 2 Platform that has many of the features that people like so much in languages like Python, Ruby and Smalltalk, making them available to Java developers using a Java-like syntax.
