For example, you may have content management and community needs that closely align with Drupal. It's way easier to get your pages setup in these languages than by choosing Java alone. Of course, I'm not sure that anyone chooses Java alone. There are some cautions around these choices, but it is often the basis of a choice. MORE >>

has developed an algorithm to spot memory leaks in Java, and describe them in detail so that it becomes very easy for a programmer to solve the leak. While there is a plethora of applications available in the world for debugging Java memory contents, there still doesn't exist a product that would straight help you solve the leaks. MORE >>

After spending a good deal of my last year entrenched in JavaScript and appreciating its functional nature, brevity and flexibility, writing Java code became a tremendous chore for me. The Good Functional Simply put, this is the main reason for my departure from Java. This way Scala never has to call Java. So Should You Use It? MORE >>

Sunil, who has embraced lean startup management practices, showed me a set of free software tools his team is using to build and manage its product. anything for inventory management? FogBugz has a free versions for a 2-person team - I much prefer it to Pivotal Tracker for managing development. This is a good start! MORE >>

Development and Business Lessons By Michael Woloszynowicz By Michael Woloszynowicz Saturday, November 13, 2010 The Dojo Toolkit - Lessons from the Trenches Having spent the last few months working heavily with the Dojo toolkit to develop a large RIA document management tool I thought Id share some of the lessons that I learned along the way. MORE >>