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After getting tired of so many half-baked CSV Java libraries, I decided to write my own.

http://code.google.com/p/jcsvlib/

I challenge you to find a competitor library with:

an uglier name, or;
simpler to use.

I know it’s a long time before my last post. But that’s because I was on vacations. Certainly not since last November. But during whole December I was sort of… “unplugged”. Before my vacations I struggled to deliver an essay about an open-source JCR implementation called Apache Jackrabbit, published in the Brazilian Java Magazine.
Now I’m […]

If you would like to get your hands dirty on content repositories in Java, but found no help to start, maybe the essay I wrote for the Cambridge Technology Partners Java blog can be of your interest.
It shows how to create the initial environment for a simple Java web project, so you can use it […]

… Matt Groening helped Apple to sell Macintoshes.

Google Chrome is a really cool browser. But I couldn’t yet find a reason to drop Firefox so far. Besides:

I’m not very keen on searching and entering addresses in the same text field. If I know exactly where to go, I type in the left; if I don’t, in the right. And that’s it, that […]

Think fast: what is China able to manipulate:

It’s population access to the Internet?
It’s weather?

Source

The new Eclipse 3.4 release (the simultaneous release of a bunch of subprojects is tagged “Ganymede“) includes a feature which allows you to share your editor with a friend online. A screencast presenting the feature can be found here.

If you’re so anxious to see the new features of Firefox 3 as I am, you will enjoy this screeencast as much as I did.
Overview of Firefox 3