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Emerging Technologies and Speed Freaks: Audience Is Everything

Java and Network Port Restrictions

I've recently run into issues running JavaDB or Apache Derby with the latest Java SE 1.6 and Java SE 7 updates and now with Java SE 8. - JVM Languages

Increase Java Serialization Performance

The simplest way to send and receive a Java object is to use an ObjectOutputStream/ObjectInputStream object pair, but is it the most efficient way? Let's experiment. - JVM Languages

Understanding the gpib  

The IEEE 488 bus is ideal for embedded and engineering/scientific applications. - Embedded Systems

A Java Skeleton Code Generator

Maybe Java isn't as portable as advertised, but this handy generator makes it more so.

97 Things Every Programmer Should Know Book Review

I have always found reading and listening to what experienced peers in the software development business have to say about their craft. So it was with great anticipation that I anticipated reading O'Reilly's compilation from the book's coding contributors. Did it satisfy? Read on to find out. - Tools

Eternal Flame

I was originally going to entitle this posting (Spring). It's filk parodist Bob Kanefsky's hymn to Lisp — such passion was never sung of Perl — that I found via Wikiquote's Lisp programming language page. You can listen to an MP3 sung by Julia Ecklar; here's one stanza:

Java Alley | Java's Swing Library, Part One (Web Techniques, Mar 1998)

Writing JavaBean Property Editors  

JavaBeans are reusable software components that can be manipulated by visual programming tools. Morgan shows how you build property editors, focusing on the relationships between the visual tool, property editor, and bean. - JVM Languages

WinXP SP 2 Process and Port Hardening

The "shielded mode security settings in the upcoming Windows XP Service Pack 2 will provide the best level of safety for your machine

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