Screaming Penguin - Source Does Matter

Ars has the Chrome scoop

I am trying to get out of the bad habit of just posting links, but, I haven't had time to look into Chrome yet, and this is such a big story even the link might be valuable if you haven't heard about it.

UPDATE

Android Market, Google's App Store, Will Not Require Approval For Applications

I spent a few hours tonight making a GWT in Practice project over a Google Code Hosting. I found a few other books that were doing this, and I thought it was very helpful (a lot easier to peruse on example online sometimes than to grab a 30MB download for an entire book).

This project includes the sample code in SVN, has links to the relevant GWT in Practice web pages, and has running samples for a few of the apps (for the ones that are only client side code, and therefore capable of being hosted at gCode).

Dumbster:

The Dumbster is a very simple fake SMTP server designed for unit and system testing applications that send email messages. It responds to all standard SMTP commands but does not deliver messages to the user. The messages are stored within the Dumbster for later extraction and verification.
...

public class SimpleSmtpServerTest extends TestCase {
...
  public void testSend() {
    SimpleSmtpServer server = SimpleSmtpServer.start();

    try {

I recently started a project where I am exploring whether or not to use GWT-Ext with GWT in order to leverage some of the widgets therein. One of the first things I ran up against, which seems to hit everyone at some point in this same process, is that GWT-Ext doesn't support GWT-RPC for data feeds out of the box (though they do offer a non-free "Plus" package that can do it - I didn't want to drop the cash though just for an evaluation - maybe more on that later).

Announcing a beta release of the Android SDK

Upgrading the SDK

A first look at the Google Android SDK

Free, and often even free beer (thanks to the sponsors, you can get ripped even if the talk sucks ;)).

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Burr Sutter
Date: Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 9:02 AM
Subject: [ajug-announce] AJUG Tonight: Flex=Java+Flash
To: ajug-announce@ajug.org

When: August 19th at 7:00 PM
Who: James Ward (Adobe)
Where: Holiday Inn Select - Chamblee-Dunwoody http://www.ajug.org/meetings.html#directions
What: Rich Internet Applications with Flex and Java

The Session: