After a long break!!

IBM blogs....
Quick Information!! The Big Blue has joined the blogging community. The Blogs of some great IBMers is here.

Google
I would like to share with u that for over a week I am behind Google now. Not their IPO but in understanding their technology and service.

I finally got my Gmail ID and also got the invite offer after few days. I am only impressed with their keyboard shortcuts and nothing else is different.

But, the main thing that interests me is their search engine "Google". I have downloaded the inventors' thesis and trying to understand their PageRank algorithm.

Check out Mark's site to understand Google better.

Got my GMail ID ;-)

I finally managed to get my gmail id.


For those interested on search engines, there is so much interesting articles.

see the page below, it lists out the major bots (spiders aka crawlers, ...)


http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/active/html/index.html

Jdk 1.5 is here

Hey,

Chk out the JDK 1.5 snapshot here. and also the list of fixed bugs



Hey, there is kernel bug (linux) in 2.4.2x and 2.6.x. here is the information.

More on Java

JVM is going the Linux way. I mean, like in Linux u have the feature to load kernel modules at run time; in java too, you have this new feature.

Chk out the information here.

It is designed for systems that require 100% uptime.

Chk out the a sample client tool here. (you need to have jdk1.4.1).



More here..... Finally here is a tool to monitor ur JVM performance. I am trying to understand it ;-)

It is Monday !!!

Hi,

I came across this syndication. Google. Looks like some developers (and Staff) at Google post here. You will find some useful stuff here.

Sun has allowed the staff to officially blog. Check out this Sun Blogs

More Information here

I got the link chk it out
http://www.unixville.com/~moazam/

the above link has articles about multithreading, debugging, GC, JVM internals. All are specific to solaris

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Hi All,

I intend to post technical information that I come across everyday so that it can be useful for the required.