Entries Related to ‘Java’

The Walt Disney Internet Group created a language and IDE for use on its own websites. If you know Java, it might just be your cup of Tea.

Do you have problems serving more than two pages per second on your WordPress or Drupal blog? Do the sites of your competitors serve pages faster than yours? Their secret weapon may be a different web server and PHP combo than Apache and mod_php. But don’t worry – you can turn to one of these alternative solutions too, and improve your web server throughput without upgrading your hardware resources.

Java EE 6 is hot, new, and pretty darn cool. It eases development with its “standardized” features, and the zero-configuration approach apparent in every part of the implementation is really nice, lending an out-of-the-box feeling that’s similar to the .NET environment. In this tutorial we’ll update you on the world of Java EE 6 with the help of a Twitter-like demo application that contains JSF 2.0, PrimeFaces, CDI and Weld as well as Hibernate Validator frameworks.

A continuous integration (CI) engine is an automated build system that checks out the most current code from a source code repository, builds it, and makes the resulting artifacts available for download and review. This tutorial covers the setup of a continuous integration server for Java projects with Hudson, one of the top open source CI engines.

Maven is quickly becoming the de facto standard for Java project builds, but its reliance on a remote central repository somewhere on the Internet can be troublesome. This tutorial covers the setup of a local Maven proxy, including installation and configuration of Maven and the Nexus repository manager on a Linux server.

Got a case of memory leak induced insomnia? Well, we’ve got a cure for what ails you. This tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to ease your suffering, including what memory leaks are, why they happen, and how to diagnose and fix ‘em. We’ll also discuss techniques that will enable you to address memory leaks with any commercial or free/open source memory profiler.