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Computer Science Education in High Demand
The growing need for qualified computer programmers and the availability of free, online education programs is what inspired today’s post by Olivia Leonardi. She is looking to add ...
Using Tomcat JDBC Connection Pool in Standalone Java Application
This is a guest article from our W4G partner Clarence Ho author of Pro Spring 3 from APress. You may find a discount coupon code for the book at the end of the article, only for the ...
Using Groovy scriptlets inside a *.docx document
Introduction One of my recent projects required automated generation of contracts for customers. Contract is a legal document of about 10 pages length. One contract form can be applied ...
Building Rich Clients with JacpFX and JavaFX2
Creating fast and scaling desktop clients is always a challenge, particularly when dealing with a large amount of data and long running tasks. Although Eclipse RCP and Netbeans RCP ...
Big Data analytics with Hive and iReport
Each J.J. Abrams’ TV series Person of Interest episode starts with the following narration from Mr. Finch one of the leading characters: “You are being watched. The government ...
From Spring to Java EE 6
I recently worked on a quite complex project mixing many Java EE 6 technologies (such as JPA, JAXB, JMS, JTA, JAX-RS, etc…). For productivity and planning reasons, the prototyped ...
Spring & Quartz Integration with Custom Annotation, the SPANN way
In a previous post, we demonstrated how to create and configure Quartz jobs with annotations in a Spring container. We used a class-level annotation to add some metadata to a bean which ...
GPGPU with Jcuda the Good, the Bad and … the Ugly
In our previous article GPGPU for Java Programming we showed how to setup an environment to execute CUDA from within java code. However the previous article focused only on setting ...
GPGPU Java Programming
In one of our previous posts we discussed the General Processing on the Graphics Processing Unit (GPGPU) concepts and architecture. For C/C++ programmers this is all great but ...
Do it short but do it right !
Writing concise, elegant and clear code has always been a difficult task for developers. Not only will your colleagues be grateful to you, but you would also be surprised to see how ...
