Jul 31 2004
Check for excessive Threads and deadlocks in JDK 5
Code here.
Archive for July, 2004
Jul 30 2004
Python on .NET
Oh, and a early version of Python has been released for the CLR too. The Serverside .NET
Jul 30 2004
C++ in .NET
Alright, I’m not going to claim to be an expert on .NET, but I was surprised to find they have ported C++ to run on the CLR. Maybe I’m just slow catching up. Introduction here.
My first thought was that C++ might get the garbage collection from the CLR, but it seems this is only a [...]
Jul 26 2004
Panorama stitching software
This looks good… Never got any good results with the one in Photoshop.
Jul 26 2004
Eclipse plugins
Just some I shold take a closer look at later on:
http://versiontree.sourceforge.net/
http://www.eclipse.org/uml2/ (Didn’t know this one reached 1.0 release)
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/development/main.html (You can download the initially contributed code by lomboz and IBM)
http://www.strutsbox.de/
Seems like Omondo (Creators of Eclipse UML that has gone 1.0) is jumping in on the J2EE development space. EclipseJ2EE seems like it will integrate it’s UML [...]
Jul 22 2004
Wouldn’t it be sweet…?
Gavin King tries to look into the crystal ball. I have little experience with EJB, and to me it is just a big monster I’d rather be withouth. EJB3 seems like a dream compared. But maybe I’m just a novice not seeing the benefits.
Jul 22 2004
It’s getting closer…
Closer and closer every day… It is going to be insane… I can’t wait.
Haha, and it seems like my 5 months old graphics card might not deliver much when it comes to DOOM3. I certainly didn’t go for the best/most expensive card when I bought but i thought a Radeon 9600 Pro would [...]
Jul 19 2004
Zoë
Zoë has more features than I could dream of. It would be just awesome as a multi-user webmail application. I’ll have to check it out again some time for local execution.
Jul 19 2004
Longhorn features and intro
The best overview I have seen of what to expect of Longhorn. Read it here.