I’ve been lucky enough to have been using Spring for just over 4 years. If you don’t know what Spring … More
Category: Open Source
OpenIsland – showing free software means business – Belfast
If you’re interested in Open Software, and you’re around Belfast next Friday (Feb 1st) , you could do worse than … More
Dear Open Source Santa,
Dear Open Source Santa, Now that you have Java in your open source toy bag, can I have Duck Typing … More
15 seconds of fame on the Serverside.com
Check out this article. If you haven’t come across it before, TheServerside.com is a technical website where Enterprise Java people … More
Two posts about Oracle in One Day?
Two posts about Oracle in One Day? Must be going mad. I’m using Oracle Sql Developer (formerly Raptor). It’s a … More
Back to the future with Java and Retroweaver
Java 5 (also known as Java 1.5) was a fairly major release that makes using Java a lot quicker , … More
Microsoft's core business is under threat from online software
An Article in this weeks Economist shows how Microsoft’s core business is under threat from online software. This is on … More
Alan Cox coming soon to speak at the University of Limerick
And if you don’t know who Alan Cox is, check out the Wikipedia Entry on him. Quote from the Wiki … More
Web 2.0 and Enterprise Java – move over Struts
A while back I wrote an article for an O’Reilly sister site, Java.net , on Sprinkle Some Ajax Magic into … More
Next version of NoUnit (a JUnit Extension)
NoUnit is an open-source code coverage tool that shows you the effectiveness of your JUnit tests. After a suitable pause … More