Create a "Fog" Filter Using the RGBImageFilter Class   01 Jul 2008 02:07 GMT
The code in this tip shows you how to create a "fog" filter for an image using the RGBImageFilter class.
Source: DevX

Java Mobility Podcast 51: SEA Technologia   28 Jun 2008 04:00 GMT
Alexandre Gomes and associates talk about game development with Dino and HoHoHo and the state of mobile and embedded development in Brazil.
Source: Java.net

Access Your Stored Java Objects with the Iterator Design Pattern   28 Jun 2008 00:18 GMT
Clean up clumsy and wasteful code with the iterator design pattern.
Source: JavaBoutique

Java ME User Interfaces: Do It with LWUIT!   27 Jun 2008 04:52 GMT
Java ME user interfaces are about to get an exciting boost with the early release of a new library and tool from Sun called LWUIT.
Source: DevX

j1-2k8-mtT16: Social Network Application Platform   27 Jun 2008 04:00 GMT
No description was provided for this mini-talk.
Source: Java.net

Persisting Data in Your Windows Mobile Device   25 Jun 2008 04:47 GMT
Learn about the three methods of persisting data and which is the right one for your device.
Source: DevX

Create a "Flea" Filter Using the RGBImageFilter Class   25 Jun 2008 00:28 GMT
This tip demonstrates how to build a "flea" filter based on the RGBImageFilter class. The filtered picture will look like the image displayed on old TVs.
Source: DevX

Soup-to-Nuts Application Management with JMX   24 Jun 2008 03:14 GMT
Not just another time-eating "solution," JMX actually offers real application monitoring and manageability. Learn about the JMX architecture, the JMX API, and dig into some code.
Source: JavaBoutique

Leveraging Silverlight 2 with SQL Server and XML   20 Jun 2008 22:19 GMT
With Silverlight 2 now having a go-live license, you can begin to take advantage of all of its managed code features. In this application and walkthrough we show you how to utilize both a database and XML for your Silverlight 2 application.
Source: DevX

The JavaScript Hater's Guide to the NetBeans JavaScript Editor   18 Jun 2008 00:29 GMT
Writing and debugging JavaScript can be painful, but if you develop web applications, chances are that you'll be doing more and more of it. If this sounds like you, the latest version of NetBeans could be just what the doctor ordered.
Source: DevX