It’s like Peanut butter and jelly. You decide to cleanup you JavaDocs, as you do so you realize the API can be improved, you cleanup your API, erase some code, re-write your JavaDocs…. repeat.

If I was teaching a class in object oriented design with Java, I would use this.

Thanks to Dave for linking to me. I think his visible link drove a bunch of new people here yesterday and it became a link fest! I made DayPop! That’s like…blogging big-time 🙂 Thanks to all those that liked the story and linked to it. Man I got fooled! Not sure if that’s the way you want to make a first impression on DayPop.

I’d like to give a word of support for Dave and Rogi who are both battling with their nicotine addictions. You guys give me hope.

Life in Philly

and

lauralounge.

Here goes a site with a set of tools to check your personal machine out.

Documentation is a bane for most programmers. I actually like it. Keeps people from asking too many questions 🙂

Anyway here is a good JavaDoc style guide.

Part 1 of JavaWorld’s .Net vs J2EE comparison: Rumble in the jungle: J2EE versus .Net.

Summary – they lookin’ pretty even.

jDictionary is a pretty cool looking GUI, plugin based desktop dictionary tool, that is net enabled for updates. It looks real sweet.

At developerWorks you can read Chapter 5: Building Java applications with Ant.

Gotta read this related developerWorks article: Ant and JUnit bring you one step closer to XP nirvana.