July2012 Journal   

The CodeRanch Journal July 2012

Howdy from everyone at the Ranch!

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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

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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

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Book Promotions and Reviews

Do you know you can win a free book almost every week by just asking a question? Read more on Book Promotions at CodeRanch and check the gross list of the lucky winners

• 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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Your editor this month: John Jai, is a software developer and lives in Chennai, India.

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