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JavaWorld's Toolbox
Many great articles about Java development come from JavaWorld magazine. Here are some of my favoritesExternal link: JavaWorld's Toolbox -
Object-oriented design
A good series of articles about object-oriented design and GUIs in particular. Do not take Holub's comments about what you can or want to do with Model-View-Controller as gospel, however. I have both wanted to do things he says you will not want to and done things he says you cannot.- Object-Oriented Systems, Part 1 What is an object? The theory behind building object-oriented user interfaces. 10/6/2000
- Build user interfaces for object-oriented systems, Part 2: The visual-proxy architecture. A scalable architecture for building object-oriented user interfaces.10/6/2000
- User Interfaces for object-oriented systems, Part 3:The incredible transmogrifying widget. 10/6/2000
- User interfaces for object-oriented systems, Part 4: Menu Negotiation A scalable architecture for building object-oriented user interfaces. 10/6/2000
- User interfaces for object-oriented systems, Part 5: Useful Stuff Build an application that puts user-interface principles into practice. 10/6/2000
- User interfaces for object-oriented systems, Part 6: the RPN calculator The RPN-calculator application demonstrates object-oriented UI principles 10/6/2000
- Java performance programming, Part 3: Managing collections See how collections alternatives measure up in performance, and find out how to get the most out of each type.
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Coding Standards
Coding Standards . Scott Ambler has put together a pretty good set of standards -- follows generally accepted conventions.Coding Standards presented by the Apache Jakarta Project .
Net Objectives' Abbreviated Java Coding Standards Will be included in an Appendix in Net Objectives' upcoming Emergent Design book.
Sun Microsystems' Java Coding Standards
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Strong Typing vs. Strong Testing
by Bruce Eckel. A (perhaps) surprising argument against strong typing. A lot of Smalltalk programmers would agree I think.External link: Strong Typing vs. Strong Testing