Monthly Archive for February, 2009

Java persistence with Hibernate

In short, Java is a great language for programming large applications. But at some time, when you have manually reused or remade a database handler, e.g. for SQL queries, you might think that there should and must be a simpler way of persisting your application “objects”. In this article I will try to transfer my knowledge on how to use Hibernate for that cause. I have yet to see a better framework for persisting. This tutorial can be applied on any application, J2SE and J2EE.

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A dive into Python – part 1

In this article series I will try to learn about and investigate the possibilities of Python. I will come up with solutions to my problems that I meet along the road, and I will try to teach you as much as I am teaching myself. In this first article I will prepare for myself a base of tools and information that I need to use frequently throughout the programming process.

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I love Java – part 1

Yes, I do. I appreciate that I feel comfortable with the language, but I am not sure all does that. So, I should maybe control myself a bit. But why should I? Java is an excellent language to code in, and it requires some respect! In this article I will tell you my readers why I like Java and why I am not choosing another language.

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