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TIOBE Lauds C and C++ as The Languages of 2008
by Dotnetindex Published 1/3/2009 | Programming

The Tiobe index (based on the number of skilled engineers world-wide, courses and third party vendors, all determined from the web) looks at various search engines and determines programming languages...


Interesting C++ Project - Game STL
by Dotnetindex Published 1/3/2009 | Programming

Much like the C++ Standard template Library (STL), Game STL is a bridge of sorts between the full STL and barebones C++. The project was only launched in November...


Create and retrieve cookies
by Dotnetindex Published 12/15/2008 | ASP

ASP is very powerful while managing cookies. It's so easy to create a cookie. You may use response object and cookie property to create it. Again request object used to retrieve cookie. Cookies must be written before header sent to client by server. This means you should write and send cookie befre any HTML opening tag.


An Introduction to Real-Time Java Technology (Part 1)
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Often associated with high speed, real-time computing is more about predictability, the knowledge that the system will always perform within the required time frame.


Bluetooth and GPS: Part 1 - Reading Wireless Serial Port Data
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

In the first of this multi-part series, Bruce Hopkins describes how to construct a low-cost solution that allows you to install, debug, and test your JSR-82 applications on your computer, and how to read data from a Bluetooth-enabled GPS device.


JDK 6 Update 7
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Java VisualVM is a new GUI-based tool for troubleshooting Java applications and is available as part of Java SE 6 Update 7. VisualVM incorporates technologies such as jvmstat, JMX, the NetBeans profiler, and more. Also see the Open Source Project Page.


Java ME Technology: Everything a Developer Needs for the Mobile Market
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

This overview looks at the economics, cost of entry, and learning curve in using Java ME technology to penetrate the mobile market. It introduces the JSRs included in the Mobile Services Architecture (MSA) standard.


The New Draggable Applet Feature in the Java SE 6 Update 10 Plug-In
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Java SE 6 Update 10, currently in beta release, reintroduces the concept of the applet, which unifies the desktop and browser experience.


An Introduction to Real-Time Java Technology (Part 2)
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Learn about approaches to garbage collection (GC) and the new features and improved tools in the Sun Java Real-Time System (Java RTS).


Learning Curve Journal, Part 1: Exploring the JavaFX Script Programming Language
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

This series follows a developer as he learns the JavaFX technology. In Part I, he sets up the environment for JavaFX Script programming, then builds and runs a JavaFX Script program.


Learning Curve Journal, Part 2: Declarative User Interfaces
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Part 2 focuses on the declarative style of coding enabled by JavaFX Script. You'll see how this style can make the code for a graphical application simpler and more intuitive.


Learning Curve Journal, Part 3: JavaFX Script Functions
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Part 3 shows you how to use JavaFX Script functions to implement actions in a Java FX Script program.


Learning Curve Journal, Part 4: Accessing a Web Service
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

Part 4 completes the JavaFX Script version of the application, which enables users to search, list, and display images from the Flickr web site.


Book Review: Head First Software Development
by Site Editor Published 12/11/2008 | Java

O'Reilly's new Head First Software Development sums up decades of research on what works and what doesn't in the often arcane world of software development.


Best C++ IDE on windows: Bloodshed Dev-C++
by editor Published 12/2/2008 | Programming

Bloodshed Dev-C++ is a full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the C/C++ programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as its compiler. It creates native Win32 executables, either console or GUI. Dev-C++ can also be used in combination with Cygwin.



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