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  • Differences between portlets and servlets 19 Apr 2013

    Feature - Traditional Java development skills are common, but for programmers interested in putting themselves in demand, learning portlet programming is the way to go. Here we look at the similarities between portlets and servlets.

  • Choose the best open source license 21 Feb 2013

    Video - With more than 1,000 variations in existence, how do you know which open source software license is best for your organization?

  • Spring doesn't suck: Refuting the case against Spring 11 Jan 2013

    Spring Summary - Because some old school J2EE types think Spring sucks, Ken Rimple takes some time to refute common complaints about Spring.

  • Making the case for Spring 11 Jan 2013

    Spring Summary - Ken Rimple's case for Spring includes comparisons to Java EE, but he also expounds on improvements Spring and other languages have brought to the JVM.

  • New features move Java closer to Spring 11 Jan 2013

    Spring Summary - Innovations from the Spring framework have spurred advances in the JDBC API which are now helping the Spring framework evolve.

  • Java EE vs. Spring: The two are not quite equivalent 11 Jan 2013

    Spring Summary - Java EE has certainly improved since the days of J2EE, but a look at Spring and Java EE today shows Java still has some catching up to do.

  • A Spring summary: Spring is still relevant 11 Jan 2013

    Spring Summary - Ken Rimple, Spring guru and co-author of 'Spring Roo in Action,' introduces the Spring framework and presents three reasons why Spring is still relevant.

  • ALM plays a key role in being a well-grounded developer 10 Jan 2013

    Feature - Martijn Verburg and Ben Evans recently released their first joint effort entitled "The Well Grounded Developer." In reviewing this book, one thing in particular jumped out at TheServerSide's editorship. It's clear that according to Ben and Martijn,...

  • Solving big data problems with MongoDB and MySQL 10 Jan 2013

    Feature - Choosing between schemaless NoSQL databases and strong-schema relational designs isn't an either-or decision, as this case study points out. When dealing with their big data problem, Craigslist decided that their MySQL servers could use a little help...

  • How Scala, Play and Akka are changing Java 23 Aug 2012

    Feature - Will Scala, Play, and Akka have the same sweeping effect on Java development that that Rod Johnson and the Spring framework have had?