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Interesting November links Part 1

Azul's Pauseless Garbage Collector Goes Native on Linux Eclipse 3.6 vs IntelliJ IDEA 10.5: Pros and Cons Top 10 Reasons Java Programs Envy Scala DataCentreManager Java application 10 years of Eclipse Java Concurrent Animated Android 4.0 development tutorial
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Do you really get memory?

InfoQ: Do You Really Get Memory? A very interesting video and slide presentation about Java memory model. Summary Jevgeni Kabanov creates a CPU model in Java in an attempt to explain the underlying mechanism of memory performance bottlenecks and the need for a correlated hardware, OS and JVM improvement.
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Concurrency

Here is an excellent IBM resource to Java Concurrency: Items to read, stuff to listen to, tutorials and downloads... Java concurrency: Building and testing concurrent applications for the Java platform
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Bytecode

I noticed this interesting blog for the first time yesterday, and saw an entry about bytecode : ZeroTurnaround: Java Bytecode For Discriminating Developers Other bytecode links: IBM developerWorks:Java bytecode:Understanding bytecode makes you a better programmer wikibooks: Java Bytecode blog: Bytecode fundamentals JVM Spec
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some interesting developerWorks articles and tutorials

Functional thinking: Thinking functionally, Part 1 Functional thinking: Thinking functionally, Part 2 Functional thinking: Thinking functionally, Part 3 Functional thinking: Immutability An NIO.2 primer, Part 1: The asynchronous channel APIs An NIO.2 primer, Part 2: The file system APIs 5 things you didn't know about ... everyday Java tools 5 things you didn't know about ... Command-line flags for the JVM Debugging Java applications using ProbeVue
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OSCON Java 2011 videos

OSCON Java 2011: Bob Lee, "On The Cusp Of A Java Renaissance" O'Reilly OSCON Java 2011: Steven G. Harris, "Open Source, Java, and Oracle -- Cracking the Code" O'Reilly OSCON Java 2011: Joe Darcy, "JDK 7 in a Nutshell" OSCON Java 2011: Josh Bloch, "Java: The Good, Bad, and Ugly Parts"
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What's up JavaDoc?

The Java documentation tool, javadoc, has been somewhat neglected in recent releases, but in JDK 7, it's been getting some amount of long-overdue TLC, albeit mostly under the covers. Oracle Blog: What's up, JavaDoc?
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NetBeans 7.0 released

NetBeans 7.0 is now available to download. It looks like it has a great many new features including: - Java 7 support - Updated junit support - Updated Ant & Maven support - Much improved JavaEE support - HTML5 editing support - Enhanced Profiler - Improved C++ support and a lot more... Release Info New and Noteworthy Video tours of NB7 blogs.sun.com About: Java NetBeansZone
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