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Junit Testing in the real world
Using Mock Objects in Java A indepth look at using Mock Objects, in order to build meaningful unit tests, beyond the trivial examples usually shown. Also mentions (and links to ) a StrutsTestCase used to simulate the Struts servlet environment Continue reading Junit Testing in the real world
Intro to XML and processing XML in Java
Java API for XML Processing (JAXP), Getting Started A well write overview of XML (tags, elements, contents and elements, Valid , well formed, etc) and beginning to use the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP), DOM and SAX.
Top 10 Reasons to Learn CSS
Nick also linked to Christopher Schmitt’s 10 reasons to learn CSS Build from the ground up to replace traditional Web design methods. Faster download times. (No more FONT tags ) Shorter development time. (No more FONT tags, cleaner pages, easier Continue reading Top 10 Reasons to Learn CSS
Optimizing your RSS feed , minimizing your readers pain.
Nick ansers in relation to his Feed News Reader, but it is good advice for any and all feeds you acutal what someone to use/read. (He just gets more questions than me!) Nick Bradbury: “Optimizing your RSS feed for FeedDemon Continue reading Optimizing your RSS feed , minimizing your readers pain.
Experiments in the UnWired Future
VentureBlog: Ubiquity Breeds Utility In the late 1980s, Dartmouth College was the most wired campus on the planet, running 10GB Ethernet into every dorm room. Today, Dartmouth is the most unwired campus on the planet, with 560 access points covering Continue reading Experiments in the UnWired Future