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Several folks have dabled with coercing Java source into some dialect of XML (e.g. Jezix, or
JavaML), buy why not just invent a new language IN XML? Check out o:XML! Here’s a nice
introductory read at XML.com. Not enough? Look at Water too.

There are a number of products which can help (more aggregates here, here). Just saw an updated version of AceReader Pro 2.8 and its lookin’ good! Its a reading speed and comprehension coaching tool that helps you train yourself to scan rather than read/mentally verbalize individual words in the text. Another approach is from eyeQ. [...]

This is a interesting twist on things – compute with the case on!

You will find everything related to portlets, enterprise portal servers, WSRP & JSR 168.
Issues include Portlet FAQ, Source Codes, Tutorials, Examples, Study Material, News, and
Articles related to Portal and Portlet technology. Hope this blog will hweofije…

Their words… JXTA technology is a set of open protocols that allow any connected device on the network ranging from cell phones and wireless PDAs to PCs and servers to communicate and collaborate in a P2P manner. Dig in via the community portal. Have a weekend with nothing to do? Read this JXTA Book by [...]

JUnit is a automated testing model with lots of extensions for everything from POJO service
components to GUIs (e.g. JUnit, HTTPUnit, ServletUnit, etc.). JMeter is Apache’s somewhat
GUI-centric testing tool that has capabilities for testing the web tweofije…

Ok, so you’ve upgraded to Tiger, now what?! Here are some must-have add-ons: 1) Quicksilver -
this is best described as a lightning-fast GUI-CLI. Read and heed! 2) Growl – unified message
framework supporting both scripting and tons of apps.

Time for a workable, portable backetball system for home? Check out the following… Good
Hydra Rib 930 Better Porter 3 on 3 Tournament Portable Basketball Hoop Best RollaJam III (see
pics)

Yes, Tiger rulz! And yes, Dashboard rocks! And believe it or not, writing Dashboard Widgets is
trivial! A basic Widget minimally contains the following files: 1) a main HTML file defining
the user-interface for the Widge; 2) a default background imagweofije…