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Developing Expertise Notes

emweb — Tue, 15 May 2007 12:43:33 GMT

Contents: Role of Deliberate Practice The Acquisition of Expert Performance The Acquisition of Medical Expertise Reasoning and Instruction in Medical Curricula Changing the Agency for Learning Field Study in SW Design Brooks on Great Designers Conceptualizations of Practice

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emweb — Mon, 07 May 2007 08:08:43 GMT

Quick Online Tips is a popular blog regularly publishing Technology news, smart blogging tips, useful computer software and Web 2.0 services. The content presented in simple to understand language, is targeted to the people interested take their blog to a new high, learn secrets of blogging success and monetization and want to keep updated about breaking technology developments and buzz of the blogosphere.

Tomcat Tutorial - SWiK Tagged Tomcat and Tutorial, sorted by: recent

emweb — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 12:14:14 GMT

SWiK is a community driven resource for people who use open source software. Find free software or read and submit news: people are constantly adding cool new stuff.

Ajaxian » IntelliJ IDEA Google Web Toolkit Support

emweb — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 10:10:20 GMT

The JetBrains folk have smart marketing guys. Their marketing director got dirty and created a GWT Studio Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA 6.0. You can see a demo of the GWT work which shows how to create an Ajax image viewer application.

Hudson: an extensible continuous integration engine

emweb — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:14:49 GMT

Also see our user generated FAQ on the wiki. Collaboration at java.net 1. What is java.net? 2. What is the goal of java.net? 3. What will developers find on java.net? 4. Is java.net a Sun web site? 5. How will Sun benefit from java.net? 6. How is O'Reilly Media involved in java.net? 1. What are weblogs and blogs? 2. What are wikis? 3. What are RSS newsfeeds? 4. What is CVS? 5. What are mail lists and discussion groups? 6. What is IssueZilla? java.net compared to related developer web sites 1. Does java.net relate to the Java Community Process[sm]? 2. Will some Java[tm] Specification Requests be hosted as java.net projects? 3. How is java.net different from Java.sun.com and the Java Developer Connection[sm]?

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emweb — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 14:25:54 GMT

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Microsoft and the Commoditization of Software
emweb — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 14:58:16 GMT
The market for shrink-wrap PC software began its slow upmarket ooze into Christensen obsolescence right around the time that Microsoft really hit its stride. That was also the time of the Internet wave, a phenomenon that Microsoft co-opted without ever really internalizing into product wisdom. While those qualified to move the state of the art forward went down in the millennial flames of the dotcom crash, Microsoft's rigorous belief in the physics of business reality saved both the day and the profits. But the tide had turned, and a realization that "the net" was a far more interesting place than "the PC" began to creep into the heads of consumers and enterprises alike. During this period, most core Microsoft products missed the Internet wave, even while c


new earth online / Dynamic Sortable Lists in Scriptaculous
emweb — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 15:00:27 GMT
Sometimes it can really be useful to let a user sort a list of items, and this can easily be done using Scriptaculous, but when it comes to being able to sort dynamically updated lists it can get a little more complicated. Scriptaculous is an excellent Javascript library created by Thomas Fuchs of Wollzelle, and expands upon many functions such as those define in the Prototype library. One of the features of Scriptaculous is it's ability to allow users to sort lists by dragging and dropping the list items within the confines of a container (the ul). This isn't just confined to ul's and ol's though - you can also use it on any element you chose. One thing that is not particularly easy without some thought however is to create a list that is sortable, that ca