Get a clear idea of why Groovy was developed and what drives its design.

Here is a collection of links to key Java downloads so you don't have to search for them.

Here is your chance to test a web application, a web services API, a desktop UI, or something else.

Explore the new JSR-209 AGUI package for Java ME CDC devices by writing a Sudoku puzzle application for the SavaJe phone using Eclipse.

The Apache Ant build tool does many things out of the box, but there may be a time when you need Ant to do something extra. Discover the steps needed to make Ant do those things only you need it to do.

Would you like your life to go much smoother? Follow these rule and you can make it happen.

We all tend to make mistakes during application development. Now is your chance to learn from the experience of others and avoid your own funny issues!

Get to know the most recent trends in wireless/mobile development tools.

Security is on the mind of everyone in IT these days. See what products ranked as finalists for our Product of the Year 2006 and which one won.

Technology is the fun stuff, especially when it is relatively new. See what our readers think is the hot technology going into 2006.

Developer.com announces the winners for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2006.

Discover how J2ME Polish can help you with the development of wireless Java applications.

Write a Java Mobile Edition Application quickly and easily using NetBeans 4.1 and the Mobility Pack.

Dick Wall feels that this is a great time to be a Java Developer. After returning from vacation, he hits the highlights of the conference and then delves into serveral products of particular interest.

If you have never ventured into Eclipse here is your chance.

With 1.2 billion cell phones in the world, mobile game development has become a lucrative industry. Use your existing Java knowledge to learn mobile development basics while building your first game!

Sun beat out some tough competition this year to keep its title of our reigning wireless product.

Technology... the starting place for everything developers do. See what was nominated and what won!

 And the Winners Are...
We have announced the winners for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2005! See if your favorites won!

Easily add grapical charts to any Java-based Web applications. Using two popular open-source projects, Cewolf and JFreeChart, developers can provide users a way to visually analyze data through a web browser.

Java Studio Enterprise 7 and NetBeans 4.0 were announced this week.

Here is your chance to help us determine which products should be called Developer.com Product of the Year 2005 in their respective category.

The sequel to the well-read Acronym Anarchy article! This time Java terminology is the focus. Do you qualify as a Java 'acronym' guru?

Catch up on the latest developments at the JCP.

Get a quick introduction to BlackBerry and learn some of it's differences when compared to developing J2ME applications on mobile phones.