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Book Review: OSGi and Apache Felix 3.0
RickJWagner writes “OSGi is a Java framework that’s designed to simplify application deployments in shared environments. It allows applications with differing dependencies to run side-by-side in the...
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Book Review: jBPM Developer Guide
RickJWagner writes “jBPM is a mature, open source BPM solution. This book, written in a developer-centric manner, guides the reader through the framework and exposes many important considerations for...
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Book Review: Android User Interface Development
RickJWagner writes “So you want to be an Android developer? If you’re like me, you’ve probably been wanting to learn how to program a mobile device, but just haven’t found the time to master...
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Book Review: R Graphs Cookbook
RickJWagner writes “Once upon a time, I thought communication was one of my strong suits. Alas, a few years into my programming career I realized I’m more of the head-down codeslinging type, not one...
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Book Review: R Graphs Cookbook
RickJWagner writes “Once upon a time, I thought communication was one of my strong suits. Alas, a few years into my programming career I realized I’m more of the head-down codeslinging type, not one...
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Book Review: Camel In Action
RickJWagner writes “I’m pretty certain this is the definitive guide to Apache Camel, destined to be referred to as ‘The Camel Book’ by Camel users for a long time. It covers Camel inside and out,...
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