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Java NIO Tutorial

What is the Java 7 plan?

How to "Mock" Final Classes With Mockito

Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 2: The Basics

8 Essential Development Tools

Java 7 : Translucency and shaped windows

Design Patterns Uncovered: The Bridge Pattern

5 things you didn't know about ... java.util.concurrent, Part 2

Java Performance at Jazoon Keynote

Design Patterns Uncovered: The Iterator Pattern

Android Architecture Tutorial: Developing an App with a Background Service (using IPC)

Google Android tutorial part 1 - Conway's Game of Life

Why Apache Harmony is An Important Necessity to the Future of Java

Java desktop links of the week, June 7

Jazoon Reports: Java SE and SDK 7 + Java and Flex Talks

Android Development – Simple 2D Graphics Part 1

Exception transparency in Java

Project Coin: Inducing contributory heap pollution

Writing iPad/iPhone/iPod applications with Java and SWT?

Exploring JDK 7, Part 4: New I/O: The Next Generation

NetBeans Weekly News (Issue 442 - June 09, 2010)

5 things you didn't know about ... JARs

A tour of Eclipse Helios

Gosling Praises Azul Open Source Initiative

HyperSQL 2.0 - New Release 5 Years In the Making

Java desktop links of the week, June 21

How I taught myself Android Application Development

Xerces-J Adds XML Schema 1.1

Eclipse RCP tutorial

Java code to update an XML file using JDOM

Helios: The Train Has Arrived

Netty 3.2.1 released

Design Patterns Uncovered: Series Overview

Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 3: File System Attributes and Permissions support in NIO.2

Parsing XML In Java Part 1: SAX

Java EE 6 - Tutorial Introduction

JUnit Rules!

Why every Java field should have been final by default.

Creating a full-fledged GWT Rich Text Editor widget

8 Superb Eclipse IDE Editing Shortcuts

Lambdas in Java Preview - Part 1: The Basics

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