Java Treats
Here are a number of Java-related treats I found this morning that will likely serve as good personal bookmarks in the future.
- Ryan is looking for an XML-based properties class and one of his commenters (Dmitry) points to this article about the J2SE 1.4 Preferences API. Good stuff.
- From JavaWorld (via Erik): Java Tip 138: Still parsing to generate your JavaBeans' XML representation?
- Dave Hyatt makes XBL look wicked cool! If we could only get Microsoft to support it, it might actually be useful.
- After reading this article I wonder if I should replace my Powerbook (w/in the next year) with another Powerbook, or an Intel based laptop. I do most of my development on Windows because I'm more productive and as an American, I get a buzz from being productive. So why buy another Mac? Intel-based PCs are faster - if I really want a Unix core, I can just run Linux. With VMWare for XP, I find it hard to justify buying another Mac. Besides, I already own one and the desire is out of my system. And furthermore, I dig how Dell will come to your house and fix your PC, whereas Apple makes you send it in for two weeks - what's up with that?!
Posted by Kwan on May 13, 2003 at 08:49 PM MDT #
Posted by Matt Raible on May 13, 2003 at 09:10 PM MDT #