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10.12.2004
How To Develop Low-Maintenance, Quality Code
Struts is a popular Web presentation framework that has garnered considerable community support. This article aims to highlight some best practices that can be applied in medium to large projects to aid efficient development and low-maintenance quality code. In the course of this article we shall explore ways to optimize the design and development of Struts-based applications.
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13.09.2004
Q and A with Yoav Shapira
Following extensive redesign and refactoring, the Tomcat team recently announced the first release of the new Tomcat 5.5 branch, Apache Jakarta Tomcat 5.5.0. This release sports increased performance and an improved internal structure. Although not a stable release, it sets the tone right for a solid 5.5 release, replete with significant additions, a possible change in packaging, dependencies, and Tomcat internal APIs.
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02.09.2004
Web Frameworks - Part II
Building reusable code is all the rage today - after all, if we can build it once and reuse it over and over, we can build less and less over time. The whole short history of software development is an exploration of the layers of abstraction used to make building applications easier. Once you have a collection of pre-built generic parts, you have the beginnings of a framework. A framework is a set of related classes and other supporting elements that make application development easier by supplying pre-built parts. They provide the infrastructure for application development.
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