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Top 5 2007 Winners in Java

141 days ago

tags: apache, eclipse, frameworks, gears, google, grails, groovy, guice, gwt, ide, jruby, netbeans, rails, spring, struts2, web, webwork

This is simply my list of top 5 2007 Java technology winners in open source, which I’m sure will upset some and surprise others; so, enjoy…

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by Steve Anglin

How does Guice compare to Spring

251 days ago

tags: aop, dependency, framework, google, guice, injection, ioc, open source, spring, xml

From Crazy Bob Lee, founder and lead of Google Guice project, here’s a quote and link to article on the differences between Spring and Google Guice…

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by Steve Anglin

Google Developer Day 2007 Summary

342 days ago

tags: checkout, checkout api, development, gears, google, google mashup editor, google web, gwt, keyhole markup, kml, mapplets, open source

Here is my Google Developer Day 2007 summary of keynote, sessions and other observations and thoughts…

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by Steve Anglin

Does JavaFX spell the end of Ajax?

356 days ago

tags: ajax, flash, flex, google, gwt, javafx, rcp, rich client, scripting

Does JavaFX spell the end of Ajax? This Internetnews.com feature discusses this possibility…

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by Steve Anglin

JavaOne 2007, DayFour

362 days ago

tags: bpel, conference, google, java, javaone, jruby, report, rob warner, ruby, spring

The following JavaOne Day Four report is re-purposed from Ablog, and written by Rob Warner …

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by Steve Anglin

New Hibernate Projects

412 days ago

tags: .net, google, hibernate, java, mapping, object, persistence, relational, search, shards, validator

Red Hat JBoss: Hibernate welcomes three new top level projects: Hibernate Shards, Hibernate Validator, and Hibernate Search.

by Steve Anglin

The Next Spring: Google Guice?

426 days ago

tags: agile, enterprise, framework, google, guice, lightweight, open source, spring

Could the open source agile, lightweight Google Guice be the next Spring? According to many, apparently so. Impressions are that it’s more agile or lighter then even the Spring Framework.

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by Steve Anglin

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Steve Anglin: Steve Anglin is Sr Acquisitions Editor of Java, Open Source and Web Development at Apress. Previously, he was Founder and Publisher of ONJava.com and ONDotnet.com. Steve has nearly ten years in Java and as well as holds a MSc in Applied Mathematics from Brown University.

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