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Published November 14, 2007 Charts , Community , Computer Science , Development , Diagramming , Flash , Free , Graphics , Layout , PDF , Planning , UML Leave a CommentRevision Control 101
Published October 17, 2007 Computer Science , Development , Engineering , Programming , Versioning Leave a CommentVersion Control (aka Revision Control aka Source Control) lets you track your files over time. Why do you care? So when you mess up you can easily get back to a previous working version.
Groovy: An Agile Dynamic Language for the JVM
Published September 12, 2007 API , Computer Science , Development , Java , Open Source , Podcast , Programming , Python , Ruby 1 Comment
According to James Strachan, expert group lead and Groovy co-founder (with Bob McWhirter), Groovy started with a desire for
an alternative to javac, which had the power and expressiveness of Ruby/Python but generated regular Java classes (at runtime or build time) and that worked directly with Java classes without some other layer.
Groovy is like a super version of Java. It can leverage Java’s enterprise capabilities but also has cool productivity features like closures, builders and dynamic typing. If you are a developer, tester or script guru, you have to love Groovy.
Google Labs: Source Code Search
Published August 29, 2007 API , Computer Science , Development , Open Source , Programming , Search Engines Leave a CommentGoogle Code Search helps you find function definitions and sample code by giving you one place to search publicly accessible source code hosted on the Internet.
Among other things, it supports POSIX extended regular expression syntax and language, license or filename filtering.
