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Anders Hejlsberg – What brought about the birth of the CLR?
(channel9.msdn.com)
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JBoss releases CR1 of beta WildFly server
(developer.jboss.org)
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Social Coding Startup Takes NEW Approach to Solving Gender Gap in Tech
(kickstarter.com)
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Back to the basics with Servlets
(servlets.zeef.com)
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A Java EE Startup: Filtering Information with Zeef.com
(adam-bien.com)
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Death by Delete
(thedailywtf.com)
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What would be your ideal programming language?
(codetree.net)
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RactiveJS – theguardian.com's blueprint generating template-driven UI library
(ractivejs.zeef.com)
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henk53
11y ago
Indeed, technical debt can be there for whatever reason. It could be that idiot coder who caused a lot of damage in the code before someone finally checked what he did. It could concern old code created by otherwise sensible programmers at
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henk53
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It's not that far from the truth. C was designed to be very close to the machine and allows mixing in of inline assembly. This latter feature is almost unthinkable in what most people would call high level languages today (Java, C#, Sw
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>I would love to hear the other side of the story Me too, it's probably indeed bad, but there's ALWAYS another side to such stories. Unfortunately, we rarely get to hear those.
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This is what you sound like when refusing to address technical debt
(twitter.com)
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The Ruby and JavaScript Scene in Barcelona
(developingandrails.com)
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AngularJS tutorials and insights
(angularjs.zeef.com)
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There have been studies (will update if I find link again) that show that people who care for dogs have lower levels of anxiety. Even "lending" a dog for a few hours per week already had this effect.
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Awesome Websites by Daniel A. Rivero – Curated links making my life awesome
(awesome-websites.zeef.com)
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Bytecode features not available in the Java language
(stackoverflow.com)
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The Oracle Cloud – what is it?
(oracle-cloud.zeef.com)
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JSF vs. other frameworks
(jsf.zeef.com)
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Human JSON for Java
(github.com)
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Why non-programmers hate the Java runtime
(imgur.com)
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Spark Gets New Colors
(blog.primefaces.org)
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Ryan vs. James
(mountsaintawesome.com)
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Oracle to end publicly available security fixes for Java 7 this month
(infoworld.com)
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JSF 2.3 Using a CDI Managed Validator
(weblogs.java.net)
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A curated list of awesome Haskell frameworks, libraries and software
(haskell.zeef.com)
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Mysterious 4.4.1.20150109 Eclipse update is Git security release SR1a
(jdevelopment.nl)
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Heated discussion about “Any” type in JDK 9 by Gavin King, Martin Odersky et all
(mail.openjdk.java.net)
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Java EE authorization – JACC revisited part I
(arjan-tijms.omnifaces.org)
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Everything about the Unreal Engine 4
(unreal-engine-4.zeef.com)
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