Annotations have changed every thing and lots of version updates/upgrades are made just to support them. Yes they have developers to get rid of lots of xml schemas and files at the same time,”Annotations have been more successful than XML”
But are those XML files really bad ? Read more
Many of you might remember at the spring 1.2.X series there is a strong voice like:
easy,quick configurations and implementations with spring
Yes in fact that was totally true. It really used POJOs as bean containers. And it works really fine. While using these spring versions you did not usually need to make any import statements for any spring package/class/interface
sample classes below were shown as best practices: Read more
Since SpringSource acquires the Grails I was willing to test this framework and make a dummy project but first I should read some books:) Read more
Software development can be really very complex process with lots of parties in it. Each party has its own process responsible and interactions. While your project cute and sweet project is getting more and more complex, each one will begin to feel some pain. You will need more complex tools to handle more interaction with ends up with more pain.
For I am in the development department, I am more familiar with these (inevitable) agony. but developer have a really different vision over them. I guess it is because they are really get used to simplify problem for their customers and provide required tools for them. They can easily provide very original and useful ideas to your all process.
Use this potential energy for your process !!!
wordpress 2.7 released 
nice job again
congratulation wordpress team
PS: do not forget to copy your upload folder like me
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you might just want to check the list
http://www.noop.nl/2008/12/top-100-blogs-for-developers-q4-2008.html
I haven’t know most of them.
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More java framework and APIs that I have been using.
you can find the first part this article here: java runtime stack Read more
Image via WikipediaDo not use the method for in your frequently used methods.
instead of creating new instances use
Calendar.setTime(DATE)
otherwise each instance use lots of memory: 432 Bytes
DO NOT USE LIKE THIS
while(condition){
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
calendar.setTime(someDate)
int month = calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
}
USE LIKE THIS
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
while(condition){
calendar.setTime(someDate)
int month = calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
}
I found it very interesting that these two methods are not working same 
SELECT add_months(TO_DATE(’28-FEB-2007′), 1) FROM dual = 31-MAR-2007
while
java.util.Calendar c=..//28-FEB-2007
c.add(Calendar.MONTH,1); // gives 28-MAR-2007
which one is true ?
for the situation I am dealing java calculation is correct !
java vs Oracle and again winner is java !!!!
