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Monthly Archive June, 2005

Exadel Studio Continues to Supercharge Eclipse (for free)…

June 30, 2005

Check ‘em out if you’re looking for a rich Eclipse-based environment, but miss some of the bells-and-whistles that you get from something like WSAD.

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XJ … Yet Another XML API for Java

XJ is another piece of genious coming out of IBM’s Alphaworks project. Its approach is like JSP for integrating *HTML and Java for integrating XML and Java… GiddieUp!

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FCKeditor Coming to Safari

June 15, 2005

Awesome news – FCKeditor is coming to OS X Safari! Check out the big news on MacSlash.

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Hacking Driving Directions

June 14, 2005

Need to tune your driving directions? Prefer to skip major roadways or toll roads? Check out Map24.

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Program Transformation References

June 11, 2005

programTransformation.org covers everything from decompilers to optimizers. Give it a look.

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Ajax on Rails

Yes, its true – Ajax on Rails coming to a workstation near you. This article even has backgrounder if you’re new to Ruby on Rails (getting started, Ruby aggregate). Don’t worry, Ruby even supports AOP, workflow, x-unit support, various persistence drivers (including Sleepycat Berkeley DB XML) etc…

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Canon 20D LCD Hood and Replacement Battery Grip

June 10, 2005

If you’ve got a 20D, you’ve probably faced two eventualities: 1) scratched LCD and 2) fell for the POS BG-E2 battery grip. Check out the hood for $35 USD and soon, a replacement battery grip at Hoodman USA! Image: http://www.hoodmanusa.com/images/reweofije…

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Intel Powerbooks in Two Years?

Sad musings.

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Quote of the Day: “80% of Corporate Data is Unstructured”

More than just Xs and 0s. Curt Monash, back from the Text Mining Summit, takes aim at a seemingly bogus statistic: the claim that corporate data is 80% text (or 80% unstructured?) and only 20% structured/tabular. Noting that the stat probably comes fweofije…

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DITA and/or XSL-FO?

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is the latest document pu blishing standard ratified by the XML publishing industry. Read a backgrounder from IBM. More to come as I try to figure out how this fits in with XSL-FO.

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