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Dec 29
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Notable articles on DDJ in 2005

  • Micro Benchmarking C++, C#, and Java , Elementary tests for comparing languages, by Thomas Bruckschlegel, ToMMTi-Systems
  • High-Performance I/O With Java NIO, How Orbitz.com improved throughput and performance using NIO, by Brian Pontarelli, Orbitz.com
  • High-Performance Data Management in Java, On-disk persistent storage, in-memory data storage, & cache management, by Charles Lamb
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