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RSS订阅原创 Java ClassLoader
Java ClassLoader 的层次结构特点：可以通过parent引用自下而上的进行单向访问。 ClassLoader的两种常见代理模型：1. Parent First Model由于递归的效果，需要一个程序栈进行支持2. Child First Model由于parent引用的单向性，因而不需要栈支持 三个特殊的Class Loader引用：1. Syst
2008-10-30 16:17:00
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原创 Groovy中文件和编译后的Java 字节码中类的对应关系(翻译)
在Groovy中类和文件的对应关系并不像Java中那么固定(Java中一个文件只能有一个声明为public的类和其他一些非公共的类和内嵌类) 。在同一个groovy文件中可以包含多个public的类定义。具体规则如下： 如果在一个groovy文件中没有任何类定义，它将被当做script来处理，也就意味着这个文件将被透明的转换为一个Script类型的类，这个自动转换得到的类将使用原始的
2008-02-29 18:51:00
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原创 Log4j输出CBE( common base event)格式
项目日志使用的common logging + log4j作为日志输出库，突然想到可以利用TPTP来进行日志分析。但是试了半天log4j的xmlLayout输出的日志TPTP不认（真是恼火）。再仔细看，TPTP支持CBE格式的日志，只好尝试一下它的输出了。研究了一阵， 发现需要额外的几个jar，如下：hlcbe101.jar;tlcore.jar;hllog4j.jar;hlcore.jar;o
2008-01-15 15:20:00
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Professional JavaScript Frameworks Prototype, YUI, Ext JS, Dojo and MooTools.pdf
This book is for web developers who want to get straight into JavaScript and explore the tools and productivity gains offered by the frameworks. A working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are assumed — and also of use will be some experience with object-oriented programming, server-side PHP scripting, and knowledge of web development modern techniques such as AJAX.
2010-05-06
Apress.Coders.at.Work.Sep.2009_www_softarchive_net.rar
No more, of course. Now the world is awash in programmers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in the United States in 2008 approximately one in every 106 workers—over 1.25 million people—was a computer
programmer or software engineer. And that doesn’t count professional programmers outside the U.S. nor the many student and hobbyist programmers and people whose official job is something else but who spend some or even a lot of their time trying to bend a computer to their will.Yet despite the millions of people who have written code, and the billions, if not trillions of lines of code written since the field began, it still often feels
like we’re still making it up as we go along. People still argue about what programming is: mathematics or engineering? Craft, art, or science? We certainly argue—often with great vehemence—about the best way to do it: the Internet overflows with blog articles and forum postings about this or
that way of writing code. And bookstores are chock-a-block with books about new programming languages, new methodologies, new ways of thinking about the task of programming.
2010-04-22
97 Things Every Programmer Should Know.pdf
With so much to know, so much to do, and so many ways of doing so, no single person or single source can lay claim to “the one true way.” Instead, 97
Things Every Programmer Should Know draws on the wisdom of crowds and the voices of experience to offer not so much a coordinated big picture as a
crowdsourced mosaic of what every programmer should know. This ranges from code-focused advice to culture, from algorithm usage to agile thinking,
from implementation know-how to professionalism, from style to substance.
2010-04-14
Enterprise Development with Flex
This book will be very useful for Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) developers who are still not sure whether the Flex SDK is a good fit for their cross-platform RIAs. We are positive that after reading the first several chapters, you will appreciate the power and flexibility of the open source Flex SDK, third-party libraries, and their server-side tools.
2010-04-12
High.Performance.JavaScript.rar
Though newer JavaScript engines have given us a glimpse into the future of a much faster Internet, the performance lessons of today will continue to be relevant and important for the foreseeable future.
2010-04-12
Programming_in_Scala_pdf.rar
This book is a tutorial for the Scala programming language, written by people directly involved in the development of Scala. Our goal is that by reading this book, you can learn everything you need to be a productive Scala programmer.
2010-04-07
ScalaByExample.pdf
Scala smoothly integrates object-oriented and functional programming. It is designed to express common programming patterns in a consise, elegant, and type-safe way. Scala introduces several innovative language constructs.For instance:
• Abstract types and mixin composition unify concepts from object and module systems.
• Pattern matching over class hierarchies unifies functional and object-oriented data access. It greatly simplifies the processing of XML trees.
• A flexible syntax and type system enables the construction of advanced libraries and new domain specific languages.
2010-04-07
Scala Tutorial.pdf
This document gives a quick introduction to the Scala language and compiler. It is intended for people who already have some programming experience and want an overview of what they can do with Scala. A basic knowledge of object-oriented programming, especially in Java, is assumed.
2010-04-07
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS USING JAVA
This handbook of data structures and algorithms is designed as a comprehensive resource for computer science students and practitioners. The book is, quite literally, the product of a marriage of theory and practice. As an alternative to the survey approach taken by traditional data structures and algorithms text books, this book builds on a theoretical foundation to offer a top-down application centered approach and a systematic treatment of data structure design and therpractical implementation.
2010-04-02
Getting_StartED_with_Dojo.rar
JavaScript can seem like an unwieldy mass feeding off today’s modern websites. However, despite
its apparent complexity, nestled snug against the Document Object Model (DOM), JavaScript can be
a tremendous tool in your everyday web development toolkit for adding rich interactivity, animations, and advanced functionality to your websites, compelling your users to come back for more. But how do you master the skills necessary to achieve these results? Getting StartED with Dojo is your first step in that direction.
2010-04-02
Flex.on.Java.rar
Part 1: Getting started
1. Some Flex with your Java
2. Beginning with Java
3. Getting Rich with Flex
4. Connecting to Web Services
Part 2: Strengthening the backend
5. BlazeDS remoting and logging
6. Flex messenging
Part 3: Going above and beyond
7. Securing and personalizing your application
8. Charting with DeGrafa
9. Desktop 2.0 with Adobe AIR
10. Testing your Flex app with FlexUnit
11. Flex on Grails
2010-03-31
Getting StartED with CSS
This book is aimed at anyone involved in building websites using HTML (or XHTML). It assumes no prior
knowledge of CSS, but I do expect you to understand the basics of HTML and web page construction. After the first couple of chapters, the book moves at a fairly rapid pace, so this book should also appeal to readers who have dabbled with CSS, but still haven’t quite “got it.” If you already know some CSS, I strongly urge you not to skip the early chapters, because I try to steer you away from overreliance on CSS classes and other bad habits.
2010-03-30
Expert.PHP.and.MySQL.rar
This book will give you the tools that you need to write mission critical applications with PHP and
MySQL — including high-traffi c ones. The hope is that you can use some of the skills covered in
this book to create your own open source projects and eventually contribute to the PHP and MySQL
communities. Or perhaps you just use this book to help you create the next PHP and MySQL pow-
ered success story
2010-03-26
business.presentations.rar
Business Presentations is suitable for anyone who needs to give presentations in the business world, and for students in adult education classes, schools, colleges and universities.
2010-03-26
Learn.BlackBerry.Games.Development.rar
This book will give you the information you need from the basic concepts to the pro level tips to create professional games for BlackBerry smartphones. Rather than doing a survey of the BlackBerry API and listing the features, Andrew and I have started from game ideas. We explain the theory and practice of BlackBerry development as you encounter it in real projects and applications. All you need is a basic knowledge of Java programming, and this book will show you how to turn your ideas into games and sell them on BlackBerry App World (Figure 1-1) and beyond!
2010-03-25
BlackBerry.for.Work.Productivity.for.Professionals.rar
Setting out to write my first technical book, I was skeptical of my ability to reach out to you in the
simplest manner possible. With the backing of experienced editors and a co-author like I have
had, I feel I have achieved that and more. We have tackled the subject to give you a basic
understanding and clarity, thus reducing the factors that leave a novice lost. In this book, you will find many tips that will help enhance the BlackBerry experience considerably, and that is
something which is always welcome now, isn’t it?
2010-03-25
Building_Web_Reputation_Systems.rar
Reputation systems impact your life every day, even when you don’t realize it. You need reputation to get through life efficiently, because reputation helps you make sound judgments in the absence of any better information. Reputation is even more important on the Web, which has trillions of pages to sort through—each one competing for your
attention. Without reputation systems for things like search rankings, ratings and reviews, and spam filters, the Web would have become unusable years ago.
2010-03-18
Advanced Programming.in.the.UNIX.Environment.2nd.Edition.Jun.2005.eBook-BBL.chm
When the editors at Addison-Wesley told me that they wanted to update Rich's book, I thought that there wouldn't be too much to change. Even after 13 years, Rich's work still holds up well. But the UNIX industry is vastly different today from what it was when the book was first published.
2010-03-18
HTML.and.CSS.The.Good.Parts.rar
HTML and CSS are old technologies that have seen over a decade of use and continue to evolve. Web developers celebrating their fifteenth year of work have seen all kinds of projects built across a wide variety of browsers, experimented with different features,
and noted their successes and failures.
2010-03-17
Learning.iPhone.Programming.rar
This book gives a rapid introduction to programming for the iPhone and iPod touch for those with some programming experience. If you are developing on the Mac for the first time, drawn to the platform because of the iPhone, or alternatively you are an experienced Mac programmer making the transition to the iPhone, this book is for you.
2010-03-13
Absolute.Cplusplus.pdf
This book is designed to be a textbook and reference for programming in the C++ language. The C++ coverage in this book goes well beyond what a beginner needs to know. In particular, it has extensive coverage of inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling,
and the Standard Template Library (STL), as well as basic coverage of patterns and the
unified modeling language (UML).
2011-09-22
Metaprogramming Ruby
Metaprogramming is writing code that manipulates language constructs at runtime.
2011-09-20
Continuous Delivery
This book consists of three parts. The first part presents the principles behind
continuous delivery and the practices necessary to support it. Part two describes
the central paradigm of the book—a pattern we call the deployment pipeline.
The third part goes into more detail on the ecosystem that supports the deployment
pipeline—techniques to enable incremental development; advanced version
control patterns; infrastructure, environment and data management; and
governance.
2011-09-20
Land.of.Lisp
You’re now holding a book about a programming language that is very cool but also very unusual.
2011-06-10
Learning.GNU.Emacs.3rd
The third edition of Learning GNU Emacs describes Emacs 21.3 from the ground up, including new user interface features such as an icon-based toolbar and an interactive interface to Emacs customization. A new chapter details how to install and run Emacs on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, including tips for using Emacs effectively on those platforms.
2011-06-10
Mercurial.The.Definitive.Guide
I am writing a book about distributed revision control because I believe that it is an
important subject that deserves a field guide. I chose to write about Mercurial because
it is the easiest tool to learn the terrain with, and yet it scales to the demands of real,
challenging environments where many other revision control tools buckle.
2011-05-30
Mercurial By Example
I wanted an examples based Mercurial tutorial, which was quick and to-the-point, without a lot of theory or principles of operation. Here it is, without prating.
2011-05-30
O_Reilly - RESTful Web Services (2007 05) [Leonard Richardson,Sam Ruby].pdf
RESTful Web Services shows you how to use those principles without the drama, the big words, and the miles of indirection that have scared a generation of web developers into thinking that web services are so hard that you have to rely on BigCo implementations to get anything done. Every developer working with the Web needs to read this book.
2010-07-12
Imperfect C++.chm
If you're a long-time C++ developer, this book will help you see your programming challenges in new ways--and illuminate powerful techniques you may never have tried. If you're newer to C++, you'll learn principles that will make you more effective in all of your projects.
2010-07-12
Perl+Cookbook.2nd+Edition.chm
This book isn't meant to be a complete reference book for Perl. Keeping a copy of Programming Perl handy will let you look up exact definitions of operators, keywords, functions, pragmata, or modules. Alternatively, every Perl installation comes with a voluminous collection of searchable, online reference materials. If those aren't where you can easily get at them, see your system administrator if you have one, or consult the documentation section at http://www.perl.com.
2010-07-07
Spring.Python.1.1.rar
This book is for Python developers who want to take their applications to the next level, by adding/using parts that scale their application up, without adding unnecessary complexity. It is also helpful for Java developers who want to mix in some Python to speed up their coding effort.
2010-06-22
Brillant.HTML.and.CSS.7z
Welcome to Brilliant HTML & CSS a visual, quick reference guide that will teach you all that you need to know to create clean, forward-looking, standards-compliant, accessible websites using HyperText Markup Language & Cascading Style Sheets. It will give you a solid grounding on the theory, coding skills, and best practices needed to use HTML & CSS to build sophisticated Web pages – a complete reference for the beginner and intermediate user.
2010-06-21
Adobe.Flash.Professional.CS5.on.Demand.rar
Welcome to Adobe Flash Professional CS5 On Demand, a visual quick reference book that shows you how to work efficiently with Flash. This book provides complete coverage of basic to advanced Flash skills.
2010-06-21
Head First Web Design.rar
This is a learning experience, not a reference book. We deliberately stripped out everything that might get in the way of learning whatever it is we’re working on at that point in the book. And the first time through, you need to begin at the beginning because the book makes assumptions about what y
2010-06-18
Flash.CS5.The.Missing.Manual
Despite the many improvements in software over the years, one feature has grown consistently worse: documentation. With the purchase of most software programs these days, you don’t get a single page of printed instructions. To learn about the hundreds of features in a program, you’re expected to use online electronic help.
2010-06-18
Illustrated WPF.pdf
The purpose of this book is to teach you the fundamentals and mechanics of WPF programming as quickly and simply as possible, while giving you a firm grasp of what’s actually going on under the covers. To do this, I’ve used a combination of text, figures, bulleted lists, and tables.
2010-05-27
Even Faster Web Sites
Anyone browsing this book—or its predecessor, High Performance Web Sites—under-stands the dangers of a slow web site: frustrated users, negative brand perception,increased operating expenses, and loss of revenue. We have to constantly work to make
our web sites faster. As we make progress, we also lose ground. We have to be alert for the impact of each bug fix, new feature, and system upgrade on our web site’s speed.We have to be watchful, or the performance improvements made today can easily be lost tomorrow. We have to be vigilant.
2010-05-25
The Complete Reference HTML & CSS Fifth Edition
The fifth edition of this book represents a significant change in structure and content to address HTML5. The book is similar to the previous edition in maybe a third of the content; otherwise, it is an all-new effort. Most obviously, as compared to the previous editions, which focused mainly on XHTML and HTML 4, this edition focuses on HTML5, which represents both a return to the markup past and the unveiling of an exciting future of Web applications. However, we do retain some information from previous editions because in order for this work to be truly complete, we must not focus only on the future but also present all the elements supported in browsers today, including the archaic, proprietary, and standard (X)HTML tags. These will still be encountered for years to come, and we want this book to provide the reference you need in addressing their syntax.
2010-05-06
Ubuntu Up and Running.pdf
This book is for people interested in learning about Ubuntu, the most popular Linux distribution. This includes students, home and business users, hobbyists, professionals, and all other types of user. Because this book takes you from the first steps of installing the operating system, through configuration, maintenance, and security, and on to topics such as networking, it provides a complete resource for all beginning to intermediate users.
2010-05-06
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