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Bruce W. Perry is an independent software developer and writer, and the author of Java Servlet & JSP Cookbook and just-published Ajax Hacks.

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Robert Liguori is Chief Scientist with Gliesian LLC. He has been developing, maintaining and testing air traffic management systems since 1996. He is currently developing for several Java based enterprise applications.

Andy Flesner has written hundreds of AutoIt scripts and holds numerous certifications in his field, including MCSA, A+ and Network+. Inspired by his co-workers and friends in the AutoIt community, Andy decided to share his skills with the world by writing AutoIt v3: Your Quick Guide, the first published work dedicated to…

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What's New In Honeycomb

Google just released a preview of the Honeycomb SDK. It includes an emulator that will run the Honeycomb operating system, so you can get a taste of what it will be like to use Honeycomb, and it includes SDK support for Honeycomb, so developers can get started writing Honeycomb application

Setting Up A Dev PC

Learn how to set up a clean install of Windows to become the perfect dev environment. I go through a list of apps I find critical to the mobile and web development I do.

In 2011: Android Beyond Mobile

Android created and/or coalesced all the major components needed for a wide range of embedded applications - especially those with a visual user interface - under one open platform with hassle-free licensing terms. Android's wide acceptance in mobile handsets means that every system integrator, every peripheral maker, and all other parts of the SoC ecosystem provide Android and/or Linux software support. Android, therefore, is poised to make large inroads in SoC-based systems outside of mobile handsets.

Developer Year in Review: Programming Languages

This year brought confusion and chaos in the Java space, continued growth for functional languages due to the attack of multicore, and the usual popularity for all of the dynamic languages we know and love.

Hacking or design patterns?

Earlier this year, I made a statement defending hacking in an interview for Oracle. Yesterday, I found a thread on theserverside.com where java developers were sharing their view on the subject. In this blog I’ll take the same two quotes...

Developer Week in Review

In the latest Developer Week in Review: A look at Java's divide and conquer approach to upcoming releases, the end of an era for Novell, and a common programming shortcut that can end up cutting your throat.

Developer Week in Review

In this edition of Developer Week in Review: Intel opens an app store, Apache is peeved at Oracle, Microsoft open sources a language you've probably never heard of, and Radar detects an incoming salvo of point-releases from Apple.

The Top 5 Java & Android Gotchas for Flash Devs

After working with Android for the past 2 months I put together this list of things that I keep forgetting to do or were incredibly frustrating to figure out. For the most part, developing for Android is great but even...

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