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Android Game Postmortem – ArkDroid Development

by Ilias Tsagklis on December 30th, 2011

Hello guys, As you might have noticed, we have recently delved into the world of mobile game programming. This was done after creating JCG Studios, an independent mobile game studio based on Athens, Greece. JCG here stands for Just Cool Games, it is our other acronym, except for Java Code Geeks of course. Our platform of choice is Android and our first attempt ... Read more »

Funny Source Code Comments

by Ilias Tsagklis on July 19th, 2011

I recently stumbled upon an awesome Stack Overflow thread, entitled “What is the best comment in source code you have ever encountered?”. As you might have guessed, it is a collection of funny source code comments, provided by developers all over the world. Take a look at it, it could definitely make your day. I am reposting here my personal favorites ... Read more »

Android Game Development Tutorials

by Byron Kiourtzoglou on June 15th, 2011

Some months ago we received an email from a fellow Java developer, Tamas Jano, asking to be part of our JCG partners program. To our surprise he maintains a blog named “Against The Grain” debating about game development for the Android platform. I have been reading all of his articles since then and I must admit that his writings have been an inspiration ... Read more »

Android Google Maps Tutorial

by Ilias Tsagklis on February 7th, 2011

The Android platform provides easy and tight integration between Android applications and Google Maps. The well established Google Maps APIis used under the hood in order to bring the power of Google Maps to your Android applications. In this tutorial we will see how to incorporate Google Maps into an Android app.Installing the Google APIs In order to be able ... Read more »

“Android Full Application Tutorial” series

by Ilias Tsagklis on October 19th, 2010

Continuing our tutorials on Android here at JavaCodeGeeks, I am going to provide a number of articles on how to build a full Android application from scratch. The app will mainly be useful for performing movies and actors lookups. The TMDb API will be used for searching and links at the mobile version of IMDB will be provided. All the app development lifecycle ... Read more »

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Programming antipatterns

by Glenn Dejaeger on October 14th, 2011

Did you ever do a code review where you recorded an extremely high amount of WTF/m? And did you ever wonder what the cause of all this bad code is? Most of the time cause number ...

Sending emails with Java

by Antonio Santiago on October 14th, 2011

I start writing this post as a simple “how to send an email” using Java, but later I found I need to briefly explain more things. So, here is this kind of all in one summary about ...

DI in Scala: Cake Pattern pros & cons

by Adam Warski on October 14th, 2011

I’ve been looking at alternatives for java-style DI and DI containers which would use pure Scala; a promising candidate is the Cake Pattern (see my earlier blog post for information ...

Getters and Setters Are Not Evil

by Bozhidar Bozhanov on October 13th, 2011

Every now and then some OOP purist comes and tells us that getters and setters are evil, because they break encapsulation. And you should never, ever use getters and setters because ...

If I had more time I would have written less code

by David Green on October 13th, 2011

In a a blatant rip-off of the T.S Eliot quote: “if I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter” I had a thought the other day, perhaps: If I had more time, I would have ...

Spring MVC Interceptors Example

by Roger Hughes on October 13th, 2011

I thought that it was time to take a look at Spring’s MVC interceptor mechanism, which has been around for a good number of years and is a really useful tool. A Spring Interceptor ...

Java Twitter client with Twitter4j

by Ronald Djunaedi on October 12th, 2011

Got inspired by my friend, who built his own Twitter client for his company’s client. So, I tried to build one using Java. And I’m surprised at how easy is to make a Twitter ...

Leaked: Oracle WebLogic Server 12g

by Markus Eisele on October 11th, 2011

JavaOne is nearly one week behind us already and I am still working on the detailed blog posts about it. One thing I was really surprised of is the fact, that I didn’t see a single ...

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Android Game Postmortem – ArkDroid Development

Funny Source Code Comments

Android Game Development Tutorials

Android Google Maps Tutorial

“Android Full Application Tutorial” series

What's New Here?Subscribe to RSS feed

Programming antipatterns

Sending emails with Java

DI in Scala: Cake Pattern pros & cons

Getters and Setters Are Not Evil

If I had more time I would have written less code

Spring MVC Interceptors Example

Java Twitter client with Twitter4j

Leaked: Oracle WebLogic Server 12g

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