DDJ Java Newsletter

Java newsletter - March 2006

Algorithms, data structures, and other interesting bits for Java

Java Newsletter - February 2006

Java Intelligent Systems are made up of Java and the intelligent developers that solve business problems.

Java Newsletter - January 2006

A glance at the computer-science curriculum for some universities reveals that the use of lower-level languages such as C--never mind assembler--may be fading away, even though it's still important to know the size of the bus you're riding.

Java Newsletter - December 2005

Java and Eco-Responsibility

Java Newsletter - November 2005

Java's success has been based on its ability to "run everywhere." But the reason this is so useful is that it enables developers to build applications that can deliver data and information to users of various computer platforms, relatively equally.

Java Newsletter - October 2005

Hello World - From Code to Culture, is a book that chronicles Java's inception, its impact today, and its future.

Java Newsletter - September 2005

The growing importance of service-oriented architectures and the Sun's Java Business Integration (JBI) initiative.

Java Newsletter - August 2005

Java is becoming more robust and reliable with each release, which helps to further expand the set of problems it can be used to solve.

Java Newsletter - July 2005

Sun and Java technology are doing their parts to change the world. Java developers, and organizations around the globe, are working together to provide Java-based solutions that improve people's lives.

Java Newsletter - June 2005

Java has helped to create a world of transparency as the open-source software movement forces commercial software vendors to collaborate. The result has been a set of reliable (and free) software products contributed to by large communities that software vendors cannot ignore.

Java Newsletter - May 2005

Java is now ten years old, and a lot has happened since it all began. In many ways, you can say it has been revolutionary to the software development industry, and to the World Wide Web. What's happening to Java now, and what does the next decade have in store? Read DDJ and the Java Newsletter each month to keep up-to-date.

Java Newsletter - April 2005

Keeping up with the latest in Java development tools and APIs is a full time job these days. Luckily, Dr. Dobb's Java Newsletter is here to do the work for you. Edited by Java expert Eric Bruno, Dr. Dobb's Java Newsletter covers all the Java news that's fit to print, including API revisions and releases, commercial and open-source development tools, Java tech tips, and more.

Java Newsletter - February 2005

Java Newsletter January 2005

Keeping up with the latest in Java development tools and APIs is a full time job these days. Luckily, Dr. Dobb's Java Newsletter is here to do the work for you. Edited by Java expert Al Williams, Dr. Dobb's Java Newsletter covers all the Java news that's fit to print, including API revisions and releases, commercial and open-source development tools, Java tech tips, and more.

Java Newsletter - December 2004

Java Newsletter - November 2004

Java Newsletter - October 2004

Java Newsletter - September 2004

Taking a look at a handful of Java tools: NetBeans 4.0 beta, Jetson IDE, the open-source One-Jar deployment tool, Styron’s Java-based-.NET-Framework iNet project, and a roundup of code-review tools. Al also gives his take on the legal tussle over Sun's JavaDocs.

Java Newsletter - August 2004

Java Newsletter - June 2004

If you're looking for an online CS degree, you have many options, but watch out for unscrupulous "diploma mills." Java contributor Al Williams has some advice for would-be cyber students.