Briefing Book: Java Update

  • November 20, 2003
A new way to brew Java
Java development used to be pretty simple: You would write classes, compile them, put them in a package and send them off. Nowadays there's much more to deal with, but an open-source tool can help put things in order.
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Programming by intuition
ADT's Dwight Deugo claims that the best programmers are able to program without the use of rational processes.
Read more		 Developers or bust for Java originator Sun
Company says new low-end toolset eases the process of building Java-based apps. ADT Editor Mike Bucken takes an in-depth look. Read more

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