Portal about Java with reviews
Welcome to the ACM "Hello World" project. Everyone has seen the Hello World program used as a first exposure to a new language or environment. We are attempting to collect examples for as many languages and related programming environments (shells etc.) a
Updated version of Doug Bagley's original Great Computer Language Shootout
Violet, an open-source, cross-platform UML editor.
freeware and shareware uml tool
Neural Java est une série d'exercices et de démonstrations. Chaque exercice consiste en une courte introduction, un petit programme de démonstration écrit en Java (Applet Java), et une série de questions qui sont une invitation à jouer a
We have now decided to dedicate our work to 'Artificial Life'. We already have a prototype in the works which we will keep you updated by posting news on the site at least two or three times a month. But, we do have a problem which will require your help.
Landscape of the TreeMap technology and code samples (in Java)
djUnit plugin is JUnit TestRunner with the original classloader.
djUnit ClassLoader modifies class in loading to JVM, and runs tests using the modified class. The following functions can now be used easily.
Generates a coverage report
Testing usi
An open source cross-platform diary manager and the tool for scheduling personal projects.
A programmer's game using little tanks
SSHVnc is a standalone Java VNC viewer that secures VNC access by integrating the popular TightVNC viewer with the SSHTools Java SSH API. It features a clean and easy to use interface, simplifying the complicated processes currently used to secure the VNC
java applets that show the speed of different sorting algorithms
This site contains best practices (namespace best), workarounds for common errors and Swing quirks (namespace workaround), instructions for common tasks (namespace howto) and other general tips. Start by looking at the index page, where you will find a li
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In examining the code, I found that they had done lots of things that make sense in Java, but which suck terribly in Python. Not because "Python is slower than Java", but because there are easier ways to accomplish the same goals in Python, that wouldn't