Erik's Pulse
Tech Tips: Drawing Dashed Lines with Stroke and Generating Custom Doclets.
Transforming iCal Calendars with Java. Apple is using human readable text files to store the data from some of its most popular applications.
Mike — Prevalyer - would YOU use it?
NEC to use Linux as 3G mobile phone OS. MontaVista Linux.
Diego — googling your weblog.
Fred — Unix History.
Cameron — One-Upped by Carlos.
Brent — NetNewsWire Lite 1.0.3 Ships.
Simon — Defeating IE5 CSS bugs with the help of jwz.
New Linux PDAs Blur the Lines Between Laptop & PDA. The Zaurus devices run Linux—which has made them popular among devotees of that platform.
Leading Java tools and technologies. A list of finalists for the 2003 JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards.
The Matrix Phone sells out. The new Matrix-themed phone from Samsung, the SPH-N270, has already sold out on the Samsung Matrix Online Store.
WWDC Early Bird Registration ends Friday.
USPS Extends Bill Paying Services. Postal Service offers business users ability to make online payments.
Simon — Attended the London Java Meetup last night.
Cameron — The saga continues: Benchmarking with IBM JIT and I love JEdit.
Open Source Is Not a Magic Bullet. Java developers like open source software.
Review: Effective Java Programming Language Guide.
Review: Wireless Java: Developing with J2ME.
Which Language When? So many languages, so little time. How best to evaluate them?
The Story of the tech.net.ru Crackers. The Washington Post is running a story detailing the events of the arrest of two Russian crackers, Vasiliy Gorshkov and Alexey Ivanov.
Nokia Announces 6108 — Pen Based Phone.
Patrick — MVC debate, continued…
As Arjun noticed, I am the author of a weekly column now appearing in the Java Developer's Journal Newsletter.
Alan approached me late last week with the idea. We brainstormed a little and got the ball rolling pretty quick.A copy of my first column can also be found in the stories section of this blog.
Mike — New MockObjects Releases — Finally!
Erik — JavaOne here I come!
Kevin — No OSS Java at JavaOne.
Glen — Fun with Decompilers.
Aaron — Couple good articles in JDJ this month.
Three tools make Java code review painless. PMD, Checkstyle, and Jalopy.
Vald — ActualAccessFlags: an undocumented .class format attribute.
Amtek's new Tablet PC. The T-1100 ID comes with either a 10.4 or 12.1-inch display, a 1.0GHz processor, up to 768MB of RAM, a 20GB hard drive, 802.11b, USB 2.0 and Firewire.
Wi-Fi Bike. Anyone with a wireless enabled laptop or device can connect to the Internet if the Magic Bike is nearby.
The fear war against Linux. Microsoft's connection to the anti-Linux campaign being waged by the SCO Group is becoming clear.
Dan — Borland Developer Survey.
SpamAssassin 2.55, a mail filter to identify spam using text analysis.
Werner — JBoss : Marc's reaction on sun's double vision.
Kevin — JAXP.
Matthew — iSync and 3650.
Papers written by Googlers.
Jim — Euro in the UK.
Apple Stores turn two; Tokyo, Chicago & San Fran locations announced.
XMLTask 1.6, provides the facility for automatic editing of XML files as part of an Ant build.
On May 20, 1993 — The final episode of “Cheers” was aired on NBC.