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ObjectAid
ObjectAID is the first UML tool you may actually use; I know I should talk about its features or something - but the real reason you may actually use this application is that it is Fast.
1. Run the wizard to create a new diagram
2. Drag and Drop your classes into the diagram
FindBugz Community Review
I am very fond of FindBugz (indeed it has found its way into the QA process of most projects I work on....). When visiting the site to check Eclispe 3.5.2 compatibility I found they were working on a new tool.
Indeed a very interesting tool.
How 2 Map
I will be using this blog a little less; it seems the vast majority of my postings are of interest to those involved in open source spatial (and Java is just the canvas I enjoy working with).
Community 1 Maven 0 Eclipse -1
Java at FOSS4G wrap up Article
One of the advantages of being a library is that we can really be everywhere. The downside is that even if you attended the conference (wasn't it great!) you could not of managed to catch all that we had going on.
I have written up an article over on the GeoTools wiki: GeoTools at FOSS4G Article.
FOSS4G 2007 2 days and counting
JSR-275 And why GeoTools does not care yet
JSR-275 is almost ready! And there is much rejoicing to be had - but not quite yet.
In my last blog post I talked about GeoAPI and how we use it to define interfaces for a lot of the spatial goodness happening in the Java world. One of the constructs discussed was the interface for CoordinateReferenceSystem.
Java GIS - So why don't we work together?
Someone pointed me at an interesting new project .... actually an interesting old project in new cloths.
FOSS4G show me the Performance
What a silly situation performance (and benchmarks are) have put us in. As developers we really want to know how well things will perform - even if it is just so we can figure out how much hardware we will need at the end of the day.
I first ran into this problem with PostGIS (a set of spatial extensions for the PostgreSQL database).





