A “new” bug has been swirling around places like Slashdot, making it sound like Eclipse is broken. The bug is related to a change in the latest release of Java, v1.6.0_21, not Eclipse. It’s getting some attention because a lot of people are encountering it after accepting an automatic update to Java (particularly on Windows). [...]
I think it’s safe to assume that any software development project has developers participating. In a team environment, the better a developer is at collaborating and working with others, the better the project will turn out. This includes not only interpersonal interaction, but also manging things like overlapping work and code conflicts. It sometimes works [...]
Recently at a client site, I was assigned a task to find a good data table widget, that would handle column sorting, highlighting, and the like. But it had to work with the current technology stack. Since Dojo was already part of that stack, I started there.
To my joy and suffering, I found a little [...]
The next major release of HTML, HTML5, is coming soon and I don’t know about you, but I am excited! The new specification has been in the works for several years now and is getting close to reaching completion but as of this writing, HTML5 is still in draft. HTML5 will replace DOM2HTML, HTML4 and [...]
Dojo has gone through much work to build a nice set of widgets to help with the layout of your web applications. They currently have many different layout managers. From the highly usable dijit.layout.BorderContainer, to the functional, (or at least it doesn’t crash) dijit.layout.AccordianContainer.
But with all these layout managers, you can also use a multitude [...]
Spring released version 3.0.3 of the Spring Framework
