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Java Resources Links
bodhisaddva
by bodhisaddva  6-24-2008   
 Java Resources Links
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I LIKE Python
macdet
by macdet  6-12-2008   
 strong for deadlines :)
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Get Ready for Woz!
rmowery
by rmowery  4-14-2008   
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Beware, the ides of recession - baton passes to Asia
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  4-1-2008   
 Shake your head in disbelief, it doesn't change the truth...its happening!
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All-Out Code Edit War: What's the best Web-developer's Code Editor out there?
ylodi
by ylodi  3-22-2008   
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Feb. 29, 45 B.C.: Julius Caesar Takes the 'Leap'
merrie
by merrie  2-29-2008   
  Julius Caesar proclaimed July be named after him, August is named for Augustus Caesar Though the Julian Calendar was more accurate than what preceded it, it wasn't really as accurate as it needed to be. That's because an Earth year is about 11 minutes short of 365¼ days: It's 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 46 seconds. This was known, more or less, since the second century A.D., but by 1582, the calendar was 10 days out of whack, and Easter was falling too late in the real spring. So Pope Gregory XIII tweaked the Julian Calendar by subtracting three leap years in every 400 (years ending in 00, unless they are divisible by 400).
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Source Code Library - Code Snippets Manager
desmond54
by desmond54  2-19-2008   
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IDEs and tools for Ext JS 2.0
ylodi
by ylodi  2-9-2008   
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Cute
Damien Menanteau
by Damien Menanteau  1-16-2008   
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complier
deepa20
by deepa20  12-23-2007   
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Famous Last Words part one
traviscrocker
by traviscrocker  6-5-2007   
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FREE software
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  5-14-2007    6
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Custom Namespaces in Spring 2.0
ccharlebois
by ccharlebois  4-25-2007   
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SmartOutline for VS2005
travislaborde
by travislaborde  4-3-2007   
 A freebie for those of you who have not yet tried CodeSMART :)
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Ides of March Marked Murder of Julius Caesar
Newfman
by Newfman  3-14-2007   
 see complete article on website
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SharpToolbox - tools for .NET development
BrianSchroer
by BrianSchroer  3-4-2007   
 Here are listed some of the existing companion tools for .NET development. We put the focus on the quality of the content. Boring marketing fluff is filtered out.
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Yahoo! Pipes is a Platform Play
travislaborde
by travislaborde  2-9-2007   
 more on Yahoo Pipes
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List of portable software - WAAAY more at the source
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  1-30-2007   
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Nákupné tipy v LIDL-i
otty_ke
by otty_ke  12-30-2006   
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Site Admin Stuff
digitalnu
by digitalnu  11-15-2006   
 More than 300 webmaster resources & tools
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Site Admin Stuff
frozonfreak
by frozonfreak  11-10-2006   
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Aptana
sakchai
by sakchai  11-6-2006   
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RHAPSODY
ferdo
by ferdo  11-4-2006   
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SQLite 3.3.8 (FTS introduced)
vp21724
by vp21724  10-14-2006   
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JProfiler
torikai
by torikai  7-21-2006   
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World of Java
brightgarden
by brightgarden  6-23-2006   
 need to take a look at this
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VSTO for Older Versions via 3rd Party Tools
travislaborde
by travislaborde  6-20-2006   
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Java and .NET
douglasjsellers
by douglasjsellers  5-24-2006    4
 We have had a lot of these same discussions at my current organization. From what I have seen generally people break down into two camps: one that believes that lots of choices are good and one that believes that lots of choices are bad. The one that believes that choices are good prefer Java and their argument is that with lots of constantly evolving chainces you are always going to be able to deploy the best possible technology for any situation. The one that believes that choices are bad are the .NET folks who believe that all of those frameworks and IDE's do nothing but muddy the water and fragment the energy that is being put into the overall development experience. They argue that as long as you do it the Microsoft way your development experience will always be more productive than the Java development experience. Personally I don't so much believe in Java as fear single vendor lock in.
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IntelliJ IDEA
ymaraner
by ymaraner  5-17-2006   
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