Vijay Phagura @ JAVA DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL

Vijay Phagura

Vijay Phagura, a professional Java/J2EE consultant has over twelve years of experience in software architecture and development. Vijay currently consults with companies; he specializes in architecture and development of software using J2EE and other Java technologies, like JDMK.

Stylus Studio XML IDE

By Vijay Phagura

Extensible Markup Language, more popularly known as XML, has found its uses in many areas of software products. Though XML offers a lot of features and uses, it's hard to develop with and maintain without good tools. This review discusses such a tool that would he...

Oct. 10, 2007 02:45 PM Reads: 8,265

IntelliJ IDEA 4.0

By Vijay Phagura

The integrated development environment (IDE) is a big part of the toolkit of a modern software developer. Java projects have complex development processes, especially if the project is going to be developed using open source and J2EE technologies. A smart and effi...

Mar. 5, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 22,214

DevPartner 3.0.1 Java Edition

By Vijay Phagura

DevPartner Java Edition is a profiling tool from Compuware that helps developers envision the reality of their designs and implementations. It clearly shows the performance, memory, and code coverage of various modules in your project. If you always wondered how y...

Feb. 5, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 19,714 Replies: 4

XMLSPY2004 and MAPFORCE2004

By Vijay Phagura

If you are an enterprise or XML developer and wish you had a tool that could make your life easier, check out this review as it discusses two of the most useful tools in the industry.

Jan. 8, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 14,900

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	What Does the Future Hold for the Java Language? By Joe Winchester Tommy wrote: I simply do not agree on many parts: - .NET has a lot of traction - you can certainly know well (and master) more than one language. If you cannot master more than one language, this could potentially be one of your limits. - Java is not a perfect language - It is ea...
	i-Technology Opinion: Why Use Extreme Programming? By Troy Holmes James Nwaba wrote: This is a nice article - very straight froward, easy to understand.However, there was no mention of any organization that have implemented XP. The author said, "Many of the concepts found in this lightweight method of development have been implemented into the ...
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