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My JavaOne highlights: My JavaOne 2008 wrap up
Posted by kohsuke on May 12, 2008 at 22:17 PST | Permalink | Discuss (3)  

JavaOne 2008 - FindBugs is a great little tool, and it just keeps getting better!: There are a lot of static analysis tools out there, but Findbugs is unique. Where Checkstyle will raise 500 issues, and PMD 100, FindBugs will only raise 10 - but you damn well better look at them carefully!
Posted by johnsmart on May 08, 2008 at 17:23 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

JavaOne 2008 - some brand new monitoring and profiling tools for your Java apps: Performance monitoring and profiling applications is one of my favorite pet topics. So I was keen to here today's talk on "Improving Application Performance with Monitoring and Profiling Tools".
Posted by johnsmart on May 07, 2008 at 21:24 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

JavaOne 2008: Day 1, The Good, The Bad, and The Lame: What, if anything, talked about on Day 1 of JavaOne 2008 was of any import to Java developers?
Posted by johnm on May 07, 2008 at 18:13 PST | Permalink | Discuss (4)  

JavaOne 2008 - Subversion 1.5 is coming!: The new version of Subversion, Subversion 1.5, is due out any day now, and it comes with some features that rock!
Posted by johnsmart on May 06, 2008 at 18:55 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

CommunityOne 2008 - Slides avaliable for "Open Source Tools for Optimizing Your Development Process": I gave a talk today at CommunityOne on "Open Source Tools for Optimizing Your Development Process". You can now get the slides for this presentation online.
Posted by johnsmart on May 06, 2008 at 18:16 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

Hudson won a Duke's Choice Award: Hudson won Duke's Choice Award this year in JavaOne
Posted by kohsuke on May 06, 2008 at 13:14 PST | Permalink | Discuss (3)  

GlassFish V3 TP2 and NetBeans 6.1: GlassFish V3 TP2 is now available. If you want to use it, or even download it from NetBeans 6.1, just fire the IDE, go the tools--plugins menu and refresh the list of modules, you should see 2 modules, one for Java EE development and one for jRuby projects....
Posted by ludo on May 04, 2008 at 04:18 PST | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Hudson community updates: Some of the recent developments in Hudson: SCM plugins, Google Desktop, NetBeans, Japanese community, and JavaOne session.
Posted by kohsuke on May 01, 2008 at 11:20 PST | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Marging a FX Tetris at JavaOne!: Project Marge got a mini talk in Community Corner! If you want to get introduced in Bluetooth, JSR 82 and Project Marge, that is the place! Also, if you just want to see some cool demos, including a mobile controller for a compiled JavaFX Script game, come there too!
Posted by brunogh on April 27, 2008 at 18:10 PST | Permalink | Discuss (11)  

Testing Your Documentation: Java developers often assume that javadoc is the only way you can automate project documentation. Writing your manual so it can be manipulated programmatically allows many projects to test that what they write, works.
Posted by tball on April 21, 2008 at 14:14 PST | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Hudson's SCM is just converted from CVS to Subversion: The source code repository of Hudson has been migrated from CVS to Subversion yesterday.
Posted by kohsuke on April 07, 2008 at 10:52 PST | Permalink | Discuss (2)  

Building a Java ME Bluetooth chat in 12 minutes...: Building a Java ME Bluetooth chat in 12 minutes... with Netbeans Mobility Pack and Marge 0.5!
Posted by brunogh on April 02, 2008 at 20:05 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

Divide and Conquer: Short on resources and time to deliver a solution? The JavaFX Script compiler team is, so we followed the Unix tool development rules to create a version of the javadoc tool for the language in record time.
Posted by tball on April 01, 2008 at 09:07 PST | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Deep dive into assembly code from Java: One of the things I learned in The Server Side Java Symposium 2008 was a command-line option to print out the assembly code that JIT is producing. Since I've always been interested in seeing the final assembly code that gets produced from your Java code, I decided to give it a test drive.
Posted by kohsuke on March 30, 2008 at 22:10 PST | Permalink | Discuss (30)  

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