 Issue tracking is crucial to any development project. With so many tracking systems available, it can be hard to choose the right one for your environment. This article compares and contrasts three of the most prominent issue tracking solutions. |
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 Hibernate is just about the defacto standard for Java database persistence. With Hibernate 3, it has become even easier to specify how your Java objects are stored in a database. Find out how Java 5 annotations are used by Hibernate to simplify your code and make persisting your data even easier. |
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The just-released Java SE 6 boasts many neat new features, such as integrated scripting, enhanced JDBC features, better Web service support, and much more. Here are few personal favorites from a seasoned Java developer and architect. |
 Automating the build process is a difficult task, and fairly quickly a continuous integration tool becomes a must. But which one? This article test drives a few of the open source CI tools to see how they compare. |
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Want to provide maps in your web application? The Google Maps API is straightforward to call from Java, and with an Ajax-ian approach, you can make it extra user-friendly. This article shows you how to combine these approaches. |
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Jabber is a popular and widely supported XML-based API for exchanging instant messages. You could compose the messages by hand, but there's an alternative. This article introduces the Smack API, which makes it easy to use Jabber services from Java. |
 Implement powerful multi-criteria search criteria and filters with Lucene. |
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