ReadWriteWeb:
Firefox gets distributed social networking and identity management.The good people who work on the revolutionary, open-sourced, and occasionally maligned browser have been hard at work on making cross-site navigation and port (Read More)
TechCrunch:
Facebook co-founder Dustin Moscovitz is starting a new startup called Asana to solve enterprise collaboration, and he just closed a $9 million series A round from Benchmark Capital and Andreessen-Horowitz. this follows $1.2 (Read More)
JRoller:
Alright, this one needs some plumbing, I would have expected GWT to provide some out-of-box solution for this one (just like the File-Upload widget), as its a very common feature needed by almost all web applications. Anyway (Read More)
TechCrunch:
[UK] If you are a technology startup and want to network with Silicon Valley type then one way of doing it is to go to South By South West Interactive. Those who attend in the past have informally called it ‘Spring Break for (Read More)
JRoller:
http://spring-json.sourceforge.net/Spring Json-View adds JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) support toSpring-MVC. Now spring-json 1.2 is added to the maven 2 central repository :http://repo1.maven.org/maven2usage: net. (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
Google Chrome has begun taking submissions from third party developers. In a blog post written earlier today, Google is asking developers to contribute to the Chrome extensions gallery - an act that will put third party appli (Read More)
JRoller:
On my current GWT project, I needed to re-direct the user to the Logout Dialog box upon session timeout on the server. In traditional web applications, it can be done either by taking a Filter-based approach or a inheriting (Read More)
JRoller:
I am presently working on this GWT-GXT application (not a huge one, but relatively small) and have successfully applied the following technology frameworksFor architectural plumbing:SpringHibernateGilead (Avoid DTOs and allo (Read More)
JRoller:
Created the graph daemon 0.1, to pre-generates all the graphs before viewing, I did not use a graph lib, just PIL. I read the data with DOM. I read the data with lxml (python lib DOM with XPath). The graph data comes in huge (Read More)
Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community:
DZone recently caught up with Willie Wheeler, author of Spring in Practice (Manning) and long time Java consultant. In this interview, Willie provides an overview of the Spring portfolio of projects, including the Spring Fra (Read More)
JRoller:
Scott and I did a talk on Google App Engine for Java at Devoxx 2009.We talked about Appengine Gotchas when developing a non-trivial app. We gave Spring 3 MVC, JSF 2.0, and GWT a spin. The highlight was undoubtedly when we g (Read More)
JRoller:
Last nite's AJUG started off great. Burr, our venerable AJUG leader, started with a discussion on what stuff people wanted to see covered in AJUG in 2010. Next on deck was my Grails presentation. I purposely had the first hal (Read More)
JRoller:
I've been working on getting a REST + Hibernate application using the goodies found in Spring 3.0 for my upcoming book - Spring Persistence with Hibernate. I'm unfortunately slightly disappointed at the current state of aff (Read More)
Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community:
Over the past year we've seen more and more articles here on JavaLobby about distributed caching. Terracotta, in particular, have been at the forefront of many exciting announcements in this domain. I was lucky enough to have (Read More)