The CodeRanch Journal July 2012
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Interesting CodeRanch Forum Posts
Wondering on what new programming language to learn?? Then rush to the thread Which New Programming Language to Learn
Hear Clojure's Best Usage from Chas Emerick, co-author of the book Clojure Programming
Share your views on Marking an overridden method as final in Java
Check the favourite national anthems of our ranchers
Interesting Staff Blogs
Jeanne reviews the all new Eclipse Juno
Jeanne shares her course experiences with Udacity and Coursera
Mohamed writes about What's in store for Project Lambda in Java 8
Mohamed lists the Useful Audio Podcasts for Software Developers
Book Promotions and Reviews
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Past book promo - Clojure Programming by Chas Emerick, Brian Carper and Christophe Grand
Ongoing book promo - Web Workers: Multithreaded Programs in JavaScript by Ido Green (July 24th - 27th)
Upcoming book promo - The Well Grounded Java Developer by Benjamin Evans & Martijn Verburg (July 30th)
Check our staff review on the book Scala for the Impatient authored by Cay S. Horstmann
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