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I recently came across this blog post on the topic of the “Best 5 Java web application frameworks”: http://gokhan.ozar.net/best-java-web-frameworks/ The list is the author’s top 5 favorite Java web application frameworks so I would, naturally, expect the list to be completely subjective. While I dis

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about Apple, Oracle, and Google and all of the misery and nonsense that seems to be surrounding these mega-companies. Now, maybe I’ve just been watching too much “Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura”, but it seems to me that some of these things that are going on rig

Too funny not to repost! http://javabeans.asia/2010/10/19/the-only-valid-measurement-of-code-quality.html

Thank you Adam Bien!! http://www.adam-bien.com/roller/abien/entry/your_application_is_not_lightweight 1. You already know what ThreadLocal is (and used that extensively). Me: I could NOT agree more!!! Amen! Put it to bed! 2. You see transaction management in the application code (an annotation, howe

This could prove very useful when we really learn how to leverage it in applications. I’m sure that it will become much more relevant as html 5 becomes more widely adopted. http://www.restfusion.com/blog/2010/01/why-asynchronous-servlets-matter-part-i/

Woo hoo! It’s finally here! Not only is Chrome 4 faster and more reliable, but it has even more to be excited about: extensions! Also known as plugins! Now you can have your delicious bookmarks from one click! How about a cleaner, cooler gmail interface? Do you need google documents to look like the

There are a lot of improvements to the new version of tomcat (6.0.24) even though it is a minor version bump. In my opinion, the most significant change is the improved resiliency of the underestimated web container (no…it is NOT an app server as much as you want it to be…) to memory leaks that [...

This is a very interesting article about Spring Faces and the new Spring Web Flow. I don’t know if this is now or if this will be in spring v.3. I guess we will keep watching. Intro To Spring Faces Part 1

Here’s a post I came across that is good about explaining the different JDBC driver types. JDBC Drivers Overview

I found this blog entry to be useful. If you link back to it, you will find a comment I made about how to save your authorized_keys to a flash drive so you don’t have to fiddle with username/password at work but to take your laptop home, you may want to disable that “auto logon” [...]