Month: October 2009
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Drawing A Zipf Law Using Gnuplot, Java and Moby-Dick
Let’s use the Moby‑Dick text to generate word frequency plots and illustrate Zipf’s law programmatically.
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Flexible Java Profiling And Monitoring Using The Netbeans Profiler
We’ll demonstrate NetBeans’ built‑in profiler for low‑friction CPU/memory profiling across Java applications.
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BeanShell Tutorial: Quick Start On Invoking Your Own Or External Java Code From The Shell
BeanShell is a lightweight scripting language that’s compatible with the Java language. It provides a dynamic environment for executing Java code in its standard syntax but also allow common scripting conveniences such as loose types, commands, and method closures like those in Perl and JavaScript. It is considered so useful that it should became part…
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5 Video Tutorials Of Small To Killer Eclipse Shortcuts
I believe that when you spend a significant percentage of your time on a specific software, it is an obligation to become “mouse-less” using it. Few years ago when I started to use the powerful eclipse shortcuts, I observed that my productivity was dramatically improving. You’ll be able to find a lot of posts promoting…