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Groovy Makes Web Services Embarrassingly Easy

Meera pointed me to another very cool article she's written, RESTful Web Services in 60 Seconds, and (because I've been in an intensely groovy frame of mind for a few days now), I immediately associated it with my earlier experiments with Groovy and web services, in a blog entry entitled Groovy Web Service from the end of last year, based on some key learnings from the official Groovy web service site, (which has expanded a lot since then, I noticed today). At the time, I needed to hack things quite a bit to get web services to work with Groovy in NetBeans IDE (as honestly recorded in that blog entry).

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WSO2 Extends SOA Governance With Identity Solution 1.5

WSO2 announced that it has extended its support for service-oriented architecture (SOA) governance through enhanced authentication. Version 1.5 of the WSO2 Identity Solution for strong Web authentication based on open standards and open source is now generally available and adds support for OpenID, a feature for decentralizing single sign-on. Additionally, WSO2 has joined the OpenID Foundation and is a founding member of the Information Card Foundation, which was launched June 23, 2008.

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Open Source Web Services with Ruby

Ruby is a powerful language, I don't think any one will disagree on that. Well, this is about web services with Ruby :-), quite interesting...

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RESTful Web Services in 60 Seconds

Is this even possible? Yes, trust me, if I can do it, so can you. You may ask, from Groovy and Grails in one day, how did I shift gears to web services. It all started while I was reading and working the samples from chapter 9 Web Services of “Beginning Groovy and Grails from Novice to Professional“. With the help of the sample provided in the book, I was able to get a RESTful web services for the Grails application.

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3 Great Open Source Software Website Enhancements

Open source software is software in which the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design. These three open source software downloads are all free and can be great additions to your site, making for a better user experience, more return visits and more unique visitors per month.

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The clouds are coming

My notes from CloudCamp conference on cloud computing, held last week in London.

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CitizenSpeak | your campaign

CitizenSpeak is a free email advocacy service for grassroots organizations. Inspired by MoveOn email campaigns, CitizenSpeak provides the same e-advocacy capability at the community level in English and Spanish. Speak Out in 3 Easy Steps State Your Caus

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Free PDF Download: Getting Started With Flex 3

SitePoint are giving away PDF copies of the book "Getting Started With Flex 3" for the next 60 days. All you need to do is complete a one-page quiz about Adobe Flex to access the download.

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My Precious...

One of the important themes running through Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, and that story’s associated foundational histories, is corruption. The taint of corruption is manifest throughout these stories in several ways and stems from a variety of sources, but the corruption of the One Ring is the most conspicuous of these manifestations. It is also the one we get to see evolve, transfer among, and grow in several of the main characters. There’s a design lesson here.

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The life expectancy of IE6

An analysis of IE6 usage statistics from three different sites, and an attempt to determine from current trends when IE6 will become irrelevant

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JavaFX - A Forever Unfinished RIA Technology?

The answer was horrifying. It is still not done and production ready. The JavaFX project has been around for quite some time now, and it is still not done. It does not seem to be even remotely close to production quality. It just stays unfinished. Meanwhile, Adobe has great success with the flex framework. Microsoft is pushing its silverlight technology, and will prevail on the Microsoft-minded and VisualStudio-triaged developers soon. But what does Sun and Java has to match up with? The unfinished JavaFX!

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Showing/hiding content in a web page, plus visual differences between DIVs and SPANs

Example approaches to hiding/showing content in a webpage by toggling CSS styles, plus examples of the visual differences between DIV and SPAN blocks

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Solving 5 Common CSS Headaches

"CSS is a relatively simple language to learn. Mastering it, on the other, can prove a little more difficult. Compensating for various browser inconsistencies alone can produce a migraine. In this article, we'll demystify five of the most head thumping issues that you'll encounter when building web applications."

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Tutorials | PureMVC Roundup

Today i bring you some cool tutorials, tips and examples about PureMVC. If you don’t know what this framework is, we can describe it in a simple way as a framework that enable developers to build modular applications in Air, Flash and Flex. What means modular applications? You build an application divided in several small applications that you can load or unload based on user / application / solution requirements.

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Confessions of an Eccentric Web Developer II

I have a lot of controversial views and I'm not afraid to stir the pot. Since we last spoke, I've compiled another list of confessions and feel like it's a good time get them off of my chest.

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Effective Prioritizing for Freelancers

Freelancing is often a juggling act. Not only are you working on several different projects at any given time, but you’ve probably also got projects that are all at various stages of development.

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Create vector and cartoonish characters: Top 25 Photoshop tutorials

Creating a vector image of yourself or drawing a cartoonish character isn’t very easy. In this post I focused on collecting some of best tutorials on creating and drawing vector images including human faces, animals and cartoonish characters.

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Silverlight and Multi Touch Tablets

Web & Multi-Touch Tablets are getting a lot of buzz recently. This article is about how Silverlight fits into the upcoming re-launch of the Web Tablet technology.

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19 Ways to Build Your Design Business When Work is Slow

Some helpful reminders for freelancers of productive ways to use downtime.

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Top 10 Sites for Illustrator Tutorials

"Photoshop gets most of the attention when it comes to tutorials and blog posts, but Illustrator is also an excellent tool for designers. If you’re interested in brushing up your skills, here are my top ten (taking both quality and quantity of tutorials into consideration)."

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phpCheckZ 1.1.0 Released

Today we have released phpCheckZ 1.1.0. There are quite a few changes and several bug fixes in this release. We have added a new bridge for phpBB 3.0.1. We cleaned up the documentation...

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jQuery Content Slider Tutorial

This tutorial shows how to make an horizontal content slider with jQuery and a plugin called jFlow.

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OMG - What has Yahoo Done ?

Yacrosoft or Michoo – too Icahnish? When America was once prosperous, not too long ago and most U.S. industries had at least a bright near-term economic future, the greedy class of American could enrich themselves privately, away from the media and general public – but, those times have changed. This recent statement in The Washington Post article says it all - “Icahn, who owns a 5 percent stake in Yahoo, emphasized he still believes a sale of all or part of Yahoo may still be the best way for the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company to lift its sagging stock price.” No mention whatsoever has been discussed publicly of what to fix that people don’t like about Yahoo that may be causing the lack of financial windfall that Carl Icahn believes he should benefit from by investing in Yahoo, the well liked consumer based Internet icon stock.

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Introductory series on Cloud Computing with Amazon Web Services

IBM DeveloperWorks has just published the first article in a five part series on Cloud Computing with Amazon Web Services.

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Apache Sling Cheat Sheet

Lars Trieloff has compiled an excellent cheat sheet for Apache Sling (the JCR-based web framework that was just released). Very useful to get started.

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How to deploy Apache Axis2 on WebLogic 10

This post takes you through the steps of deploying Apache Axis2 on WebLogic 10.

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Leveraging Unit Tests As Functional Tests, Load Tests, and Service Monitors

Frank Cohen will demonstrate the new PushToTest TestMaker Version 5 open- source end-to-end service governance and test automation tool. Software developers use PushToTest to turn their unit tests into functional tests in a test automation platform that runs on their development machine.

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11 Steps to a More Stable Freelance Income

Some tips for minimizing down times for freelancers.

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The Perfect Collision of Web 2.0 Marketing

Too often when digesting Social Media blogs, I read the same crap about how to take advantage of basic Social Media tools and methods to promote yourself or company. It's all the same crap about setting up a "listening post" by populating your google reader with tons of blog feeds about social media or using Twitter search tools like Summize or blog search tools like Technorai or just a good "advanced" and narrowed Google search to find where people are either talking about your brand or your niche.

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Don’t Get Burned When the Cloud Goes Down

Yesterday, Amazon’s S3 cloud storage service went down for the second time this year, bringing a swathe of web 2.0 sites down with it. Sites and apps like SmugMug, Twhirl, Twitter, SlideShare, and even SitePoint were all affected by the downtime. As WebWorkerDaily notes, Amazon’s SLA guarantees 99.9% uptime — or about no more than 45 minutes downtime per month. So it’s a safe bet that Amazon will owe a bunch of sites refunds for this most recent hours-long outage.

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Groovy-Based Agile Grails Learning

Groovy makes learning Grails an agile process.

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Design patterns and GWT

We have a calculator EntryPoint implementation that places a CalculatorWidget on the RootPanel, so we now need to provide this widget. This will be our own widget, composed of basic GWT components.

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50+ Fonts for Big, Bold Headlines

A big collection of fonts that are great for headlines.

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Ultimate CSS Menus

Here is Ultimate collection of Drop down menu, Professional Drop up menus, Multilevel menus, Image menus, Tabbed Menu, Transparent PNG menu, Sliding Menus using CSS.

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