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Welcome to The Javatopia Network
Welcome to San Diego's number one source for Java industry news.On this site you will find information about where to find Java related jobs, what to expect as compensation, and where to find resources that help you on your Java assignment.
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Wondering what this site is all about? The following is an enumeration of our mission:
·Bring Java industry news directly to San Diego Java Industry professionals. This site is designed for the San Diego metro area exclusively.
·Connect Java Industry Professionals together in a common and useful forum.
·Serve as a single source of news that pertains to the Java Industry. We want to provide to our fellow professionals, the information needed to further their professional success.
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 | Java Generics - Do We Need It? |
 Anonymous writes "Java Generics, the story about the little train that could. Do we really need to have template support in Java? I thought we all left the C++ world to get away from overly complex templated code that couldn't be maintained by anyone without a PhD in graph theory?"
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javadude on Thursday, September 23 @ 20:34:33 PDT (1494 reads)
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| Anti Patterns from Michael Duell |
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Anonymous writes "Having problems with your current software methodology. Maybe you've encountered some legacy code that has contributed significantly to the bottom line at Starbucks? Whatever the case, you can find both humor and serious consideration from Michael Duell's short list of anti patterns."
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javadude on Thursday, September 23 @ 20:09:20 PDT (883 reads)
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As a consultant, I often get the welcome challenge of reviewing code and offering suggestions to make it perform better. Typically, performance problems center around poor design decisions by developers that have had enough high-performance computing experience. One thing I learned while doing high performance computing was the importance of not doing input/output until absolutely necessary.
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javadude on Thursday, April 15 @ 00:00:00 PDT (1100 reads)
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Many of you many remember Computer Language from back in the 80s. I remember it all to well as one of the first premium magazines dedicated to software development. Back then it came as a very large volume with in-depth articles about current languages and software paradigms.
The times have changed, though, and there aren't as many computer languages in use today as there were in the 80s. Remember FORTH or PILOT? Computer Language has changed its name to Software Development Magazine and has come back from extinction.
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javadude on Saturday, December 13 @ 23:00:00 PST (924 reads)
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| Ready for the .NET Revolution? |
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It looks like Microsoft has pushed a new technology onto its developers, and they seem to like it. Maybe some of you Java folks have started to see the marketing FUD, maybe not? Either way, .NET appears to be the platform of choice for Microsoft's software for a few more years to come. What do you think?
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javadude on Monday, July 21 @ 16:15:19 PDT (1201 reads)
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