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What's That Noise?! [Ian Kallen's Weblog
What's That Noise?! [Ian Kallen's Weblog] All | LAMP | Music | Java | Ruby | The Agilist | Musings | Commute | Ball Main | Next page » Saturday April 30, 2011 The mobile web, bookmarks and the apps they should be able to play with Last year Marco Arment of Instapaper and Tumblr fame posted a plea to Apple with an open enhancement request to the Mobile Safari team for sane bookmarklet installation or alternatives. In it he detailed how mobile browsers such as mobile Safari on iPhones and
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Richard McMahon's Weblog
Richard McMahon's Weblog Taking it a day at a time... All | General | Java | Groovy | WebDev | Rails | Mobile Main | Next page » Dec6 Why it sucks to be an in house programmer Comments [0] Over the past few days Joel has published a 3 part piece on a talk he delivered to the Yale Computer Science Department earlier last month. Part 2 really resonated with me. He gives 3 reasons why being an in-house developer sucks. Here's a taster: The key point about in-house development is that once
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evolutionarygoo.com/blog
Evolutionary Goo
Evolutionary Goo Giving Rails a Second Chance Posted by rob on March 08, 2011 Over the last few years, I?ve done what I think a lot of other Java developers have been doing. That is learning a new language or framework every year or so. I?ve studied and worked with a number of languages, including Ruby, Groovy, Python and Scala. While studying Ruby, I took a decent dive into Ruby on Rails. I really enjoyed its style of generating code using naming conventions and sensible defaults
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sonatype.com/leadership.html
Leadership / About Sonatype Sonatype.com
Sonatype provides the most widely used tools in Java development, including: Maven, Nexus, Hudson, m2eclipse, and Maven Central
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jameswilliams.be/blog
James Williams
A blog from James Williams about all things Groovy, Grails, and Griffon with bits of Java thrown in