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Java Articles » Development » Code

1. What version is your Java code? ( javaworld.com )

2. Automated code reviews with Checkstyle, Part 1 ( javaworld.com )

3. Code redundancy wastes my time! ( javaworld.com )

4. Make bad code good ( javaworld.com )

5. Code generation using Javadoc ( javaworld.com )

6. Is your code ready for the next wave in commodity computing? Part 2 ( javaworld.com )

7. Is your code ready for the next wave in commodity computing? ( javaworld.com )

8. Decorate your Java code ( javaworld.com )

9. Automated code reviews with Checkstyle, Part 2 ( javaworld.com )

10. Code quality on a shoestring ( javaworld.com )

11. Trouble Printing Code Examples? ( onjava.com )

12. Code Improvement Through Cyclomatic Complexity ( onjava.com )

13. Towards Bug-Free Code ( onjava.com )

14. Detecting Duplicate Code with PMD's CPD ( onjava.com )

15. Seven Low-Cost Ways to Improve Legacy Code ( onjava.com )

16. O'Reilly Network: Trouble Printing Code Examples? ( onjava.com )

17. The Pragmatic Code Generator Programmer ( theserverside.com )

18. Does code generation matter to Java developers? ( theserverside.com )

19. Back End Code Generation Techniques For Java ( theserverside.com )

20. App-Managed JDBC DataSources with commons-dbcp ( today.java.net )

21. Using PatchExpert to Extend Your Code More Easily ( today.java.net )

22. Code Reviews ( today.java.net )

23. (Not So) Stupid Questions 14: Why Do Pointless if Statements Even Compile? ( today.java.net )

24. A Dive Into the Generated Client Code in Axis2 ( today.java.net )

25. Extensible Code Generation with Java, Part 1 ( today.java.net )

26. (Not So) Stupid Questions 17: Should Code be Clean or D.R.Y.? ( today.java.net )

27. Role-Based Code Upgrade ( today.java.net )

28. Extensible Code Generation with Java, Part 2 ( today.java.net )

29. The New Obfuscation ( today.java.net )

30. Writing Better Code: A Conversation With Sun Microsystems Technology Evangelist Brian Goetz ( java.sun.com )

31. A Lesson in Networking: Server Thread Code for Java ( java.sun.com )

32. TSS Featured Entry: Best Practice: Source Code Communication ( theserverside.com )

33. Design Principles and Code Ownership ( artima.com )

34. Collective Ownership of Code and Text ( artima.com )

35. Analyze this! ( artima.com )

36. The Uses of Code Search ( artima.com )

37. The Value of Code Reviews ( artima.com )

38. Are You Missing Out on Code Generation? ( devx.com )

39. Diagnosing Java code: The Double Descent bug pattern ( ibm.com )

40. In pursuit of code quality: Code quality for software architects ( ibm.com )

41. Diagnosing Java Code: Platform-dependence "gotchas" ( ibm.com )

42. Diagnosing Java Code: Repls provide interactive evaluation ( ibm.com )

43. In pursuit of code quality: Beware the tight couple! ( ibm.com )

44. In pursuit of code quality: Monitoring cyclomatic complexity ( ibm.com )

45. Diagnosing Java Code: The Run-on Initializer bug pattern ( ibm.com )

46. Diagnosing Java code: The future of software development ( ibm.com )

47. FindBugs, Part 1: Improve the quality of your code ( ibm.com )

48. In pursuit of code quality: Refactoring with code metrics ( ibm.com )

49. Patterns of persistence, Part 2: Increase code reuse and enhance performance ( ibm.com )

50. Diagnosing Java code: Java generics without the pain, Part 3 ( ibm.com )

51. Diagnosing Java code: Java generics without the pain, Part 1 ( ibm.com )

52. Classworking toolkit: Inside JiBX code generation ( ibm.com )

53. Diagnosing Java code: All columns ( ibm.com )

54. Diagnosing Java code: Designing extensible applications, Part 4 ( ibm.com )

55. In pursuit of code quality: Don't be fooled by the coverage report ( ibm.com )

56. Diagnosing Java Code: The Liar View bug pattern ( ibm.com )

57. In pursuit of code quality: Resolve to get FIT ( ibm.com )

58. Diagnosing Java code: Designing extensible applications, Part 2 ( ibm.com )

59. Diagnosing Java Code: The Saboteur Data bug pattern ( ibm.com )

60. Diagnosing Java Code: Designing extensible applications, Part 1 ( ibm.com )

61. Diagnosing Java Code: The Impostor Type bug pattern ( ibm.com )

62. Diagnosing Java code: Java generics without the pain, Part 4 ( ibm.com )

63. Diagnosing Java code: The Split Cleaner bug pattern ( ibm.com )

64. Classworking toolkit: Cover your code with Hansel and Gretel ( ibm.com )

65. In pursuit of code quality: Adventures in behavior-driven development ( ibm.com )

66. Diagnosing Java code: Decoupling package dependencies ( ibm.com )

67. Troubleshooting Java code on AIX: Data collection for AIX core dumps ( ibm.com )

68. Diagnosing Java code: Using temporal logic with bug patterns ( ibm.com )

69. Reduce code bloat with XDoclet ( ibm.com )

70. Diagnosing Java code: Java generics without the pain, Part 2 ( ibm.com )

71. Diagnosing Java code: Design for easy code maintenance ( ibm.com )

72. Accessors increase robustness of Java code ( ibm.com )

73. In pursuit of code quality: Tame the chatterbox ( ibm.com )

74. In pursuit of code quality: Discover XMLUnit ( ibm.com )

75. Diagnosing Java code: Walking the specification tightrope ( ibm.com )

76. Diagnosing Java Code: The Fictitious Implementation bug pattern, Part 1 ( ibm.com )

77. Diagnosing Java Code: The Null Flag bug pattern ( ibm.com )

78. Diagnosing Java Code: Depth-first visitors and broken dispatches ( ibm.com )

79. Diagnosing Java code: The case for static types ( ibm.com )

80. How to lock down your Java code (or open up someone else's) ( ibm.com )

81. Diagnosing Java Code: The Fictitious Implementation bug pattern, Part 2 ( ibm.com )

82. Diagnosing Java Code: Improve the performance of your Java code ( ibm.com )

83. Diagnosing Java code: Designing extensible applications, Part 3 ( ibm.com )

84. Automatic Code Documentation with javadoc ( developer.com )

85. Code Smarter, Not Harder, With XDoclet ( developer.com )

86. User Code: Method Finder ( developer.com )

87. The Code's the Thing ( developer.com )

88. Can Refactoring Produce Better Code? ( developer.com )

89. Rules for Effective Source Code Control ( developer.com )

90. Java helps bring old code to the Web ( developer.com )

91. User Code: A TableModel that Allows Column Sorting ( developer.com )

92. User Code: Quick Selecter ( developer.com )

93. User Code: IndexedListModel and IndexedTableModel ( developer.com )

94. Debug and Research Networking Code ( developer.com )

95. Tip: Benefiting from Code Base Standardization ( developer.com )

96. It's Not About Lines of Code ( developer.com )

97. User Code: BeanBuilder 1.1 ( developer.com )

98. Caught Up in Code, or Quick Configuration ( developer.com )

99. All Source Code Should Be Open ( developer.com )

100. Effective Code Reviews Without the Pain ( developer.com )

101. User Code: Mouse Hex Value Check ( developer.com )

102. User Code: Multiplexing Output Streams ( developer.com )

103. User Code: JComboBox ( developer.com )

104. The Bad Code Spotter's Guide > Poor Commenting ( informit.com )

105. /*How to Read a Comment*/ > Reading Code ( informit.com )

106. Editing and Refactoring Code in NetBeans > Opening the Source Editor ( informit.com )

107. Java Code Talk, Part 1 > Java Code Talk with Josh Bloch and Neal Gafter ( informit.com )

108. Managing Large Networks: Problems and Solutions > Bringing the Managed Data to the Code ( informit.com )

109. What Is Clean Code? > There Will Be Code ( informit.com )

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