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on October 14, 2006
Recently there was a post on Microsoft Watch titled Windows Vista: Aero Glass and Java Don't Mix which stated that Java does not gel with Windows Vista but Chet Haase, Java Client Group Architect ...
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on October 4, 2006
Sun Microsystems Sun Java Certification exams are a necessary element to aid your learning process and equip you with the necessary skills required for performing specific jobs. These certification pr...
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on September 26, 2006
In case somebody is interested in the free online course session of Java EE Programming which starts from the 23rd of October, 2006, one can register at one or both of the following email addresses gi...
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on June 28, 2006
I found this interesting article on the evolutionNext Weblog. There Daniel Hinojosa takes us through an installation of Ubuntu Distrobution of Linux (Ubuntu means "humanity to others" or so ...
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on June 20, 2006
It has been one year since the award winning OpenSolaris community went live and since then Sun Microsystems has experienced tremendous growth in the open source community and customer adoption. Since...
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on June 18, 2006
Although developers are still trying to figure out the newly released Java Enterprise Edition 5 but early adopters believe that the platform makes good on its architects pledge in order to simplify ja...
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on June 16, 2006
The folks behind JavaLobby have put together yet another project on the web called Dzone. I found that I really like this latest effort. It is a Digg type site but if you can believe it seems more tec...
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on May 6, 2006
I found this on the JavaBlackBelt news feed:
When Dmitry Buzdin, from Latvia, proposed us to develop a Ruby - basic exam and we welcomed the initiative warmly. The objectives are ready and you can st...
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on May 3, 2006
I heard about this site the other day when listening to the Java Posse. The site is called simply JavaReference. The site contents so much information about Java programming that I find myself going t...
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on April 24, 2006
I found this interesting nugget at Tor Norbye's Weblog. Tor is one of the members of the Java Posse podcast. His most recent post explains the benefits of sitting in the front of the class, or a p...
