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 <description>Startup School is one of the most enjoyable hangouts for the folks who want to code their way to successful startups fame. A few 08 sessions are avilable online at Omnisio. Follow this link : http://omnisio.com/startupschool08Each one of them is truly entertaining and useful. However, make sure to watch David Heinemeier Hansson. His session is hilarious (and a very useful one!). </description>
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 <description>The first milestone release of the MyEclipse IDE 7 was recently released to the public and one of the new enhanced features was the increased tooling support for JavaScript development. Last week Genuitec ran a webinar that explored the various enhancements such as working with libraries, validation, content assist and more.If you missed the webinar, fear not! The folks over at Genuitec has...</description>
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 <description>GWT enables client applications to communicate with server resources
through its own RPC and object-serialization mechanism. This
communication process involves each side of the conversation
implementing a very straightforward GWT service interface and
sending/receiving special GWT serialized data. The server side exposes
resources, and the client side invokes those resources asynchronously.</description>
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 <description>This tutorial is a continuation of Setup web application using spring Struts 2 and Maven with Eclipse 3.3.
The project structure  is as shown in the below screenshot.
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 <title>And the Winners Are... MyEclipse 6.5 License Winners</title>
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 <description>On 24 June 2008 Genuitec announced the availability of a new version of the MyEclipse IDE. Along with the announcement posted on the Web Builder Zone, Eclipse Zone, Ruby Zone, PHP Zone and Javalobby we launched a competition where 5 lucky DZone users could win a 1 year license for MyEclipse FREE. All you had to do was comment on the announcement and honestly give your opinion on MyEclipse and how...</description>
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 <description>Before I go into any details, I want to say that the Google t-shirt that I got for attending was almost worth the airfare, hotel stay and car rental.  Man am I a cheap date or what?  Also I would be remiss if I didn&#039;t thank Robert Konigsberg and the rest of the Google Open Source Office for organizing the event. </description>
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 <description>BIRT is a top level project through Eclipse and one of the most
popular tools for designing and developing reports for business. Web
Builder Zone Leader, Schalk Neethling, recently had an interview with
BIRT evangelist Virgil Dodson with regards to the latest 2.3 release as well as the new Ganymede IDE for Java and Report Developers package.</description>
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 <description>I am late writing this blog since the democamp actually occurred last monday and it is now a week later.  I know my memory is a bit faulty, but I wanted to jot a few notes on things that stood out to me.</description>
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 <description>It&#039;s all a matter of taste. Do you like to have just one workspace for all your projects, or do you prefer to have multiple separate workspaces?</description>
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 <description>Everything started with AWT in JDK 1.0. It came with JDK 1.0, and it used (actually uses—is still there) native widgets for rendering. I still remember the excitement, as it was introduced around 1998 (with JDK 1.2). Everyone was excited, although even the JTextFields weren&#039;t rendered correctly. Swing took the opposite approach—it rendered the components itself—so it was somehow OS...</description>
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 <description>Most of you know that the road to open source Java has been a long and winding one. Today an important milestone was announced, and through the efforts of the OpenJDK community and Red Hat&#039;s IcedTea project the vision of a fully-compatible, truly free and open Java distribution has been realized.</description>
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