Java Power Tools news http://www.javapowertools.com/start http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-22370/the-java-power-tools-book-is-almost-finished The Java Power Tools book is almost finished! http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-22370/the-java-power-tools-book-is-almost-finished The book is now being reviewed, and has undergone some big changes since the start of the project. Check out the latest table of contents! Mon, 08 Oct 2007 21:15:11 +0000 wakaleo 9754 The Java Power Tools book is now nearing completion. It's currently being reviewed, and I have done some major reorganizing of the contents. All the important content is still there, and there is some cool extra stuff like a new chapter on the Hudson continuous integration tool. Review so far are very positive! Check out the latest table of contents here: book-outline.

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-6551/new-poll:what-java-ide-do-you-use New Poll: What Java IDE do you use http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-6551/new-poll:what-java-ide-do-you-use What Java IDE do you use? Mon, 26 Mar 2007 01:01:33 +0000 wakaleo 9754 I've added a new Java Power Tools poll: what Java IDE do you use?

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-5571/new-poll-on-software-configuration-management-scm-tools New poll on Software Configuration Management (SCM) tools http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-5571/new-poll-on-software-configuration-management-scm-tools Tue, 06 Mar 2007 18:22:01 +0000 wakaleo 9754 I've just posted new poll on Software Configuration Management (SCM) tools. I'm interested to see how Subversion compares these days to CVS. And who is using commercial tools like ClearCase, StarTeam and Perforce? Check it out software-configuration-management here.

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-5117/new-poll:what-tools-do-you-use-to-improve-your-code-qualit New poll : What tools do you use to improve your code qualit http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-5117/new-poll:what-tools-do-you-use-to-improve-your-code-qualit There are many tools that can be used to improve Java code quality. This new poll investigates what people are using in the way of code quality-related tools. Mon, 26 Feb 2007 21:53:59 +0000 wakaleo 9754 There are many tools that can be used to improve Java code quality. Many of these tools are based on static code analysis techniques. Which do you use, if any? Check out the new poll at Code Quality-related tools.

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4882/java-power-tools-polls:preliminary-results Java Power Tools polls: preliminary results http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4882/java-power-tools-polls:preliminary-results Earlier this week I posted a few polls on the Java Power Tools book website, about the tools people preferred in a number of areas: build tools, continuous integration, and issue tracking. So far, the pools are getting some interesting initial results. Wed, 21 Feb 2007 22:33:22 +0000 wakaleo 9754 The polls that I added recently are getting some interesting initial results. On the build tools front, Ant is in front of Maven 2, but not by that much. Cruise Control still seems to be the leader in the Continuous Integration tools domain, well in front of Continuum and LuntBuild . And Bugzilla is the big winner in the Issue Tracking sphere, well in front of Trac and JIRA. Non-specified commercial solutions are also well represented in the issue tracking section.

Of course, so far, the number of participants is still low in statistical terms, so the results should be taken with a large grain of salt. If you want to share your own experiences, please pop in and vote for your preferred tools!

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4672/java-power-tools-polls Java Power Tools Polls http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4672/java-power-tools-polls Check out the new Polls section on the Java Power Tools web site. Mon, 19 Feb 2007 03:10:57 +0000 wakaleo 9754 The Java Power Tools project is very much a collaborative one. We're all interested to know what tools people are using in various domains. I've set up a few polls to get some feedback from the Java community about what their favorite tools are. So check out the new Polls section here.

]]> Latest News http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4669/new-website-deployed New website deployed http://www.javapowertools.com/forum/t-4669/new-website-deployed The new version of the Java Power Tools website has been deployed. Mon, 19 Feb 2007 00:42:45 +0000 wakaleo 9754 This new version of the Java Power Tools website uses the wikidot.com Wiki farm, which is more powerful and more flexible than the previous solution.

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