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Ivan Kirkpatrick03/04/13
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Getting started with Spring Framework

I found this to be a very good book introducing the Spring Framework. I really wish I had this when I was first learning the Framework some years ago, it would have simplified my work quite a bit...

James Sugrue03/01/13
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Gradle Effective Implementation Guide: Book Review and Giveaway

Until recently, Ant has been my build system of choice: functional, proven and, it just works. So, I was intrigued to see what Gradle could provide instead. So when Hubert Klein Ikkink , one of DZone's leading MVBs on Groovy, gave me the chance to review his Gradle Effective Implementation Guide , I could hardly refuse.

Stephen Harrison02/28/13
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Spring Security 3.1

Any text book about software these days—especially one about an established Open Source project—has large shoes to fill. It has to be a good reference; it has to be a good tutorial; and above all...

Markus Eisele02/27/13
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Review: "Java EE Development with Eclipse" by Deepak Vohra

Published back in December 2012 this is a fresh new take on latest Java EE together with Eclipse.

James Sugrue02/27/13
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Regular Expressions Cookbook: Book Review

I've never been really good with regular expressions, especially once it gets beyond the basics. But they're unavoidable, and undeniably useful. If you're like me, the Regular Expressions Cookbook is an ideal candidate for your developer bookshelf.

Damir Arh02/25/13
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Kinect for Windows SDK Programming Guide

The book turned out to be a great introduction to Kinect in all aspects. It assumes no prior knowledge of either Kinect or the SDK and even starts out with an explanation of the hardware....

Richard Napier02/25/13
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Oracle CRM On Demand Administration Essentials

The eBook or the paper book, your choice - Oracle CRM On Demand Administration Essentials is broken down into several chapters, and here they are : 1 - Overview of CRM On Demand This part was...

Tim Spann02/13/13
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Core Java - Volume I - Fundamentals

Core Java™ Volume I—Fundamentals By Cay Horstmann, Gary Cornell Ninth Edition Find Core Java Volume 1--Fundamentals, 9th Edition at InformIT. Introduction The introduction chapters...

Cagdas Basaraner02/11/13
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Must-Read Books for Software Engineers

This list of books covers references, craftsmanship, refactoring, patterns, and project management.

Ashish Sarin02/07/13
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Spring cache abstraction

This article is taken from the book  Getting started with Spring Framework 

Giorgio Sironi02/07/13
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Experiences with the book club

The book club is a way to invest time and a little bit of money (books, paper) in improving your team's skills; it requires only a few experienced members willing to drive the discussion and provide tips for the others.

Bill Armstrong02/01/13
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Weekly Poll: Spring Modules

For this week's poll, we wondered which modules were the most often used in the Spring framework. I've compiled a list of 28 Spring modules, and, this time, all you have to do is mark those you've used before.

Jurgen Appelo01/23/13
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The 12 Best Books I Read in 2012

These are the 12 best non-fiction books I read this year… If you think I missed an important one, feel free to add it in the comments section.

Dan Pritchett01/23/13
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My Not Agile, Agile Reading

If you ask people for their recommended reading on agile, you'll probably get a list of books on agile process, blogs by agile experts, and social media recommendations to follow that will be full of agile coaches.

Rodrigo De Castro01/14/13
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"Lean Startup" Lessons for Big Companies

One of the most important things is to have cross-functional small teams in order to have small pockets within the company that work like startups. Here are some things I learned from the Lean Startup book...

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