Links : Java Sample Apps

Many times you hear or read something cool about some framework or tool and you are interested in Sample application written for it just to play with it, browse and go through source-code to find out how to code it.

Here is list of great sample Apps that I just stumbled upon while reading this great blog about Tomcat Clustering.

Link : http://www.mediafire.com/jbs-blog-examples

List is
* IBM-DB2-JDBC-XML.zip
* IBM-DB2-JDBC-Relational.zip
* Google-App-Engine.zip
* WebServices-JAX-WS-Java-SE.zip
* RESTful-WebServices-Apache-CXF.zip
* WebServices-Apache-CXF-Spring-2.5.zip
* WebServices-Apache-CXF.zip
* WebServices-WSIT-Reliable-Messaging.zip
* WebServices-JAX-WS-Web-App-Client-Basic-Security.zip
* WebServices-JAX-WS-Web-App-Client.zip
* WebServices-JAX-WS-Web-App.zip
* PMD-Clover2-Cobertura-Maven2-Test.zip
* WebServices-JAX-WS.zip
* WebServices-Axis2-with-Eclipse-client.zip
* Spring-Maven2-annotations-example.zip
* Spring-Maven2-basic-example.zip

I will add following to above lists which I know about

Terracotta Samples Application written by Team

• Terracotta Reference Application : Examinator
  


• 
  Terracotta with Spring and EHCACHE
  


• 
  Terracotta, Hibernate, Spring
  


• 
  Terracotta, Spring, Hibernate
  


• Sample Web App with Maven, Terracotta
  

Links : List of Geeky Quotes

Here : http://rafaeltrindade.com.br/2008/09/21/best-geek-quotes/
My Fav is I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code

Links : Things I Wish I’d Been Told

When I look back in my engineering days and now, I certainly figured out one thing : Whatever they teach in class hardly matters - the syllabus is totally outdated. What matters is that how you learn new things quickly, be updated in this fast moving world of technology.

Here I am sharing a link I Wish I’d Been Told, when I graduated with computer science engineering degree. Tips For Students with a Bachelors in Computer Science