4 Tools to Get More from your Google Analytics
Here are 4 tools to help you sift through your Google Analytics data plus a free e-book „Analytics miniBible” to help you control your online... more »
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Programming Syntax Brain Teasers
This is a collection of 4 programming brain teasers in C and Java. Some require a sudden flash of insight or knowledge of good coding style to solve,... more »
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Free Chapter: “Coding and Design Patterns” from Stoyan Stefanov’s Object-Oriented JavaScript
Stoyan Stefanov is a member of Yahoo’s Performance team; he’s worked on a variety of performance-related projects at Yahoo, including the popular... more »
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Three Free .Net eBooks
We have just released the PDF, soft copy, eBook style books for the following three books on www.drp.co.za and www.saarchitect.net. On the later... more »
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The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse -- Chapter 1
Chapter 1 of The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse presents an overview of the debugging process and the role of debugging tools, and walks... more »
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Favorite Developer Books
I've written a few posts recently about various books, and recently while interviewing a candidate for Nimble Software Professionals it occurred to... more »
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Pragmatic Programmers iPhone SDK book latest casualty of NDA
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The Pragmatic Programmers, known for its line of programming titles in print and PDF form, have decided to shelve production of a planned book called... more »
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Book Review: F# for Scientists
F# for Scientists is a new book by British author Dr. Jon D. Harrop, who is the principal at Flying Frog Consultancy and a key player in the... more »
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Working Effectively with Legacy Code (Book Reviews)
I recently took a Test-Driven-Development (TDD) training course and the teacher recommended that I read "Working Effectively with Legacy Code" by... more »
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Seeking reviewers for "Practical Artificial Intelligence Programming With Java"
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I am within a month or so of completing the third edition of my book. This book will always be available as a free PDF from my web site and as an... more »
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Douglas Crockford : JavaScript — The Good Parts
Douglas Crockford’s “JavaScript: The Good Parts” qualifies among the top 3 books on JavaScript ever written. Its concise, terse and full of gems,... more »
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Humor: J2EE development without Spring
Since Spring has changed their maintenance policy, there is a lot of comment from the Open Source community (they feel betrayed.. personally I do as... more »
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JUnit in Action II is online
It all started on this-year's JavaONE conference, when I met Vincent and Felipe. Then Vincent mentioned the idea of writing a new edition of the book,... more »
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Yet another Book Recommendation List - Software development
Yet another list of recommended books that may strongly influence your mindset as a software developer - how they take effect on how you see the world... more »
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Test Driven: Practical TDD and Acceptance TDD for Java Developers
It is simple to rate this book: everyone should own and read a copy! Yes, it's a Java tome, in a Java series; but it happened that as I was reading... more »
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Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Free E-Book Offer
Learn about major new features in SQL Server 2008 including security, administration, and performance.
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15 Books To Make You a Better Software Engineer (Not Web-Developer)
Sick of the “X# Design Websites That Web Designers Need To Follow!!11!!” and other web design articles? Here's a list of a few books that will help... more »
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The Productive Programmer Book Review
Like many of my fellow DCT Gurus, I have been writing software for many years and have learned some valuable lessons along the way. Fortunately... more »
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Grails in Action: 1/3 of the way there...
Peter and I have been working hard on Grails in Action, and we're tracking pretty well. We're nearly 200 pages in, and for a couple of amateur authors... more »
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The Ultimate HTML Reference
The Ultimate HTML Reference should be on the desk of each and every web developer and designer. You never again have to wonder whether a browser... more »
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Spring Recipes - A Problem-Solution Approach
This wonderful book, Spring Recipes, covers in a very decent way Spring 2.5 from basic to advanced and in many cases some compatible configurations... more »
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Free book PDF download: JSF Jumpstarter
The JSF Jumpstarter book is a short (67 pages), tutorial introduction to JSF, suitable for new JSF developers. If you need to get up to speed quickly... more »
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The Art of Multiprocessor Programming Book Review
I don't remember why I started to subscribe to the Java concurrency-interest list. I find that overall, it is an excellent mailing list. There was a... more »
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Take Control of Podcasting on a Mac
Podcasting has become the talk radio of the Internet era. Beginning a podcast is easier than starting a radio station, but it's still hard to assemble... more »
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Book Excerpt: JavaFX in Action
JavaFX in Action is a hands-on tutorial that introduces and explores JavaFX. The book provides a solid grounding in the JavaFX syntax and related APIs... more »
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