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 OJUG Meeting 6/23I just wanted to thank everyone that attended - it was nice to speak with everyone and I hope you found the information to be helpful and u… Started by Beth Nieman |
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 Why aren't more of us using JUnit?We know testing works. We know unit testing is key. We know it's best to do test driven development. Why don't we do more of it? Is is lack… Started by Michael Levin |
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Jan 11, 2011 Reply by Gary Gregory |
Group games for the iPhone or iPadA co-worker is working with a group that is using technology devices(iPads) to help better connect some “at-risk” kids with the world of… Started by Dan Lackey |
0 | Oct 26, 2010 |
 Dual Monitors and the repaint() in JAVA?Hello all, I am “very” new to Java and fairly new to programming in general. I have been reading the “Head First Java” book and while doin… Started by Steve Wininger |
0 | May 13, 2010 |
We are looking for a mid-level Software Engineer.Our client is looking for someone with OOA/OOD using Java in a Linux or Windows environment. Experience with OneSAF, Game Engine, CGF or ga… Started by Laurie Cragan |
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Nov 18, 2009 Reply by Laurie Cragan |
 Some Java Concurrency TipsSome Java Concurrency Tips a review of some concurrency tips from Joshua Bloch, Brian Goetz and others. http://www.dzone.com/links/some_jav… Started by Carol McDonald |
0 | Sep 18, 2009 |
The RIAA literally owns Jammie Thomas-Rasset (a copyright discussion for tech pros)A jury of Jammie Thomas-Rasset's peers just levied a $1,920,000 fine against the young mother of 4 for sharing 24 songs on Kazaa. The defe… Started by Sadien Intellectual Property |
0 | Jun 19, 2009 |
New Opera Unite: Are they kidding?I'm glad to see Opera working to grow, and try new things... However, from what I am reading about this new product... nothing about what… Started by Sadien Intellectual Property |
0 | Jun 17, 2009 |
Pirate Party: Are Americans losing something in translation here?A Sadien.com Editorial I've seen this story about the "EU Pirate Party" floating around for several days now. Piracy is bad. No question… Started by Sadien Intellectual Property |
0 | Jun 12, 2009 |
 How important is the "Feedback" feature of your public site?I found something that's not right about formatting when trying to compose a gmail today. Been the constructive person I am, I want to repo… Started by Zemian Deng |
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