Category: Links

  • Cool Podcasts in 2022

    Previously (back in 2011), I wrote about some podcasts I enjoyed listening while I was traveling or doing sports. Turns out the list has changed a lot in just 11 years 😮 The current list is: Acquired – behind the scenes of the biggest tech IPOs and acquisitions of all time. AllIn – Industry veterans,…

  • Apache CXF Linux Deployment

    A short reminder of small issues I had with deploying Apache CXF web service I built on linux server (CentOS in my case): yum install tomcat5 went really well 🙂 and then I had to add webapps and manager packages with separate commands. tomcat5 package depends on jdk-1.4 so in case you haven’t already installed…

  • Why would you spend time on warez sites?

    Even if not being a “regular” warez user it would be good if you stay informed about what is happening inside warez community. One reason would be finding really popular and valuable programs by browsing warez sites. This is better than searching through regular download sites because programs found on these kind of sites are…

  • Weblog for web-developers and designers

    Smashing magazine is a weblog dedicated to web-developers and designers. Its great because of its overview of interesting stuff for each month. Their published content is a must read if you want to become a good web developer or a designer that follows web design trends.

  • Swing blog recommendation

    Pushing-pixels by Kirill Grouchnikov is a dynamic blog on GUIs with a special attention to swing. It has weekly digest on popular swing links and is good place to start when searching for news in that field.

  • Advanced javascript tutorial

    http://ejohn.org/apps/learn/ – A really good advanced javascript tutorial. If you want to be able to understand the code below, than this tutorial is the right thing.

  • Freelancing site(s) …

    If you are an active member of some programming community you won’t probably need any of existing freelancing sites since your friends usually have enough jobs to pass to you… But in case you still want a recommendation for a freelance site then here it is: Elance. You can however find more jobs on others…

  • Do you follow any newsletter?

    If you are a programmer you probably do follow at least a single newsletter. What is your recommendation? Considering job I have been doing for the past few years I found that I am totally satisfied by receiving emails from InfoQ. Please comment if you have any other to recommend. The post will be updated…

  • Java Resources

    Ok, lets recommend resources in following categories: ebooks, blogs, forums. Ebooks: The JavaSeries is supported, endorsed, and authored by the creators of the Java technology at Sun Microsystems, Inc. It is the official place to go for complete, expert, and definitive information on Java technology. The books in this Series provide the inside information you…

  • Ebooks Resources

    Site: http://gigapedia.org Requires free registration. Contains over 20000 ebooks. (tip: you can search ebooks only when you are registered and you’ll receive relevant results when you select item search instead of default Google Ebook Search)