Reading "everything", so you don't have to
This lens contains reviews of articles that I recently encountered and printed to read during my daily commute. Once I've finished reading the article, I'll post a short review.
Currently the articles are mostly about Java, with an occasional cross-over to web development, .Net and may be consumer electronics.
Article reviews
These are my latest reviews. Click on an entry to view the "full" review.
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These are printed, in my backpack, waiting to be read
- JAR File Specification
- Article on java.sun.com, 12 pages.
- Bringing Swing to the Web
- Article by Jacobus Steenkamp, 7 pages.
- Google Data APIs Protocol
- Article on google.com, 16 pages.
- Google Calendar Data API
- Article on google.com, 14 pages.
- A More Accessible Map
- Article by Seth Duffey, 8 pages.
- Java Networking and Proxies
- Article on java.sun.com, 8 pages.
- Code quality for software architects
- Article by Andrew Glover, 7 pages.
- Build your own scripting language for Java
- Article by Chaur Wu, 6 pages.
- Going atomic
- Article by Brian Goetz, 7 pages.
- An Introduction to the Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 Specification
- Article by Vimala Ranganathan and Anurag Pareek, 12 pages.
- Using Dojo and JSON to Build Ajax Applications
- Article by Zarar Siddiqi, 5 pages.
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