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NetBeans 7.3 with HTML5 support
Oracle has released Version 7.3 of their IDE NetBeans. NetBeans is an IDE primarily focused on Java development, but it also supports development with other languages like PHP and C/C++. Recent releases of NetBeans lacked good support for HTML5 / … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails, Java and Quality, Web as a Platform
Verschlagwortet mit CSS3, Groovy, html5, IDE, JavaFX, javascript, JPA, JPQL, NetBeans, oracle
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Hudson 3.0 released
As noted before, Hudson was proposed as Eclipse project back in 2011. After Hudson left incubation in early December 2012, Hudson 3.0 was released.The official announcement of the Eclipse Foundation lists the top features as follows: Plug-In Manager: Simplifies management … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Build, config and deploy, Eclipse Universe, Java and Quality
Verschlagwortet mit Eclipse, hudson, release
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Weniger Boilerplatecode mit Projekt Lombok
Das Generieren von Code mit dem Projekt Lombok verspricht deutlich wenig Boilerplate-Code in Java. Das kennt man sonst nur aus alternativen JVM-Sprachen wie Groovy mit den GroovyBeans und seiner Art der Compile Time Metaprogrammierung, den AST Transformationen. Bei Projekt Lombok … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Did you know?, Java and Quality, Java Basics
Verschlagwortet mit abstract syntax tree, bytecode generierung, delegate, getter, lombok, setter, tostring
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Preview of lambdas in Java 8
Are you already curious how the language changes in Java 8 will look like. The changes will be as big or even bigger as in Java 5: lambdas (JSR 335), functional interfaces and collections, method references and default methods in … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Did you know?, Java and Quality, Java Basics
Verschlagwortet mit closures, functional programming, java 8, JSR 335, lambda
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Whats the problem with JSF? A rant on wrong marketing arguments
There is a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt about JSF. Thats nothing new. Beeing a JSF developer you have to deal with that FUD. But where does it come from? A lot of FUD is created when developers are … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java and Quality, Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Politics
Verschlagwortet mit cloud, FUD, JSF, oracle technology network, rant, web frameworks
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Splitting and joining strings with Guava
Joining strings from a collection or splitting strings in several elements can be quite difficult in Java. The JDK only offers a split method expecting a regular expression and returning an array. But this quite powerful approach is not easy … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java and Quality, Java Basics
Verschlagwortet mit guava, join, split
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Guava 12.0 released
A few days ago Guava 12.0 was released. We already published a few articles about Guava, a few more will follow in the next weeks. So this release announcement might be interesting for you. Guava 12.0 is the first release … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java and Quality, Java Basics
Verschlagwortet mit guava
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