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Programming
by jason on January 31, 2006
For someone that publishes to a blog entitled "Java Entrepreneur" I have to admit that I haven't been doing much Java programming lately. First, I started work on a project using Ruby on...
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Basics
by jason on January 30, 2006
Over at the O'Reilly network the OnJava site has published one of two articles highligthing the five best known Java podcasts. I've only listened to the Java Posse podcast myself so I've ...
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Personal
by jason on January 29, 2006
I had some free time today and decided to checkout a site I heard about that allows Internet users to play Java based games. The site is at JavaGamePlay.com. It has a number of games available that us...
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Basics
by jason on January 27, 2006
What is JavaBlackBelt:
JavaBlackBelt is a community for Java & open source skills assessment. This is the place where Java developers have their technology knowledge and development abilities rec...
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Business
by jason on January 25, 2006
With all the Ruby, Python, PHP, etc... crowd talking about Java you would think that we were typing out punch cards and being constantly frustrated. An example of this is the interview with Thomas Fuc...
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Basics
by jason on January 23, 2006
Over at JavaLobby they are starting a new program called NIKO. The top three posts each day are going to win some cash. I've read in a couple places that people think this is a bad idea. I disagre...
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Business
by jason on January 21, 2006
This may be a bit of a rant but I think it needs to be said anyway. I'm getting pretty tired of hearing about reuse and how it is such a good idea. Fine... it is a good idea and yes we should all ...
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E-Commerce
by jason on January 20, 2006
I listen to a number of podcasts while driving and or running. One of the podcasts I have setup to download everyday through Doppler is Entrepreneurs Journey. In a couple of recent podcasts Yaro Stara...
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Programming
by jason on January 18, 2006
One of the best ways to learn something is not by reading or sitting in a classroom. The best way to learn is to get your hands dirty and doing something yourself. This Java Boot Camp by Sang Shin, wh...
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Application Development
by jason on January 13, 2006
Over at Ajaxian they have a new podcast which is an interview with Thomas Fuchs, the creator of the Script.aculo.us library . Before hearing the interview I didn't know that Script.aculo.us is bas...
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Application Development
by jason on January 11, 2006
This is a follow-up to my recent article Ruby On Rails Nightmare where I explained the problems I was having deploying a Ruby on Rails based application. James Davidson linked to one of my sites and h...
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Application Development
by jason on January 10, 2006
I have a pretty straightforward definition for what Ajax is in my head. Simply put it is the ability for a JavaScript enabled web page to exchange information with a server without having to refresh. ...
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Web Services
by jason on January 8, 2006
Every once and a while I'll run across something that gives me confidence that people "get it." In the 90's the Internet was just starting to catch on and I had one of those moments...
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Application Development
by jason on January 5, 2006
IBM developerworks has a new article on the subject of JavaServer faces by Anand Prakash Joshi. It is entitled Design with the JSF architecture: Exploring design patterns used in the JavaServer Faces ...
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Application Development
by jason on January 3, 2006
I've just about completed my first Ruby on Rails based application. Coding it was like a dream. I honestly enjoyed working with the framework and the speed at which I was able to put things togeth...
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Programming
by jason on January 3, 2006
Gregg Sporar over at Sun MicroSystems emailed me to let me know that a new tutorial is up on the Netbeans site for their application profiler. I was able to get things working pretty easily based on t...
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Programming
by jason on January 1, 2006
JRoller Passes 10,000 Users - Largest Java Blogging Server On the Net according to Matthew Schmidt. You can count me as one of those 10,000 registered users. For me this is an example of why me making...
