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Refcardz Topics: What Should We Cover? (Vote Now)

02.16.2009

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DZone needs your help! We have a lot of Refcard topics on our plate and want to know how to prioritize the topic choices. What topics would you like to see? Vote your favorites from the list below.

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Java Performance Tuning

Java Concurrency

Maven

Grails

Core ADO.NET

SQL Server

Extending MS Office

Windows Workflow

WinForms

Windows Communitcation Foundation

F#/Functional Programming

Visual Studio IDE

Sharepoint

Visual Studio Team System

LINQ

Eclipse Plug-ins

Eclipse Modeling Project

Eclipse RCP

TDD

Continuous Integration

Apache 2

Application Security

OpenSocial

RegEx

Website Optimization

Cloud Computing

NetBeans Platform

Failure Plans/Disaster Recovery

Network Storage/File Systems

Code Signing/Digital Certificates

ALM Best Practices

Subversion

Lucene

MySQL Performance

CDN

Oracle DB

Virtualization

Drupal

Google App Engine

Stripes

Wicket

JavaFX

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Comments

James Miller replied on Mon, 2009/04/13 - 7:10pm

No Ruby on Rails? Please add.

Nurun Shireen replied on Sat, 2009/04/25 - 6:10am

i am waiting for all good suggetions to learn more.... and to apply for a wonderful futurelook!!!!

so, my waiting may everlasting to connect a world wide zone....

NurunnaharShireen
Dhaka.Bangladesh.

Jared White replied on Tue, 2009/09/15 - 7:56am

I would vote for hibernate

Michael Krumlauf replied on Thu, 2009/09/17 - 8:26am

I vote for Scala.

Dave Turner replied on Mon, 2009/10/26 - 10:21am

How about Android?

Darryl Wadsworth replied on Mon, 2009/10/26 - 10:52am

I would like to see Scala on this list.

Sande Nissen replied on Wed, 2009/10/28 - 10:27pm

I'd love to see your PowerShell RefCardz updated for PowerShell 2.0.

Ron Kunce replied on Fri, 2009/10/30 - 6:44pm

Besides new topics, it would be beneficial to breakdown existing refcards by category. Espcially creating seperate .Net and J2EE categories.

Mano Mangaldas replied on Thu, 2009/11/26 - 8:50am

Sharepoint is a must.

James Kelly replied on Mon, 2009/12/14 - 10:24am

Wouldn't mind more on Pyhton, new to language.

Dário Freire replied on Mon, 2009/12/28 - 10:33am

one more request for python

Geir-Tore Lindsve replied on Mon, 2009/12/28 - 11:44am in response to: Howard Lewis Ship

+1 for covering GIT as a refcard

Ingo Mohr replied on Mon, 2010/01/04 - 9:28am in response to: Dean Thrasher

I would like an XPath-Refcard too

Michal Huniewicz replied on Tue, 2010/01/05 - 6:10am

Yeah Scala would be great here.

Jack Pity replied on Mon, 2010/01/11 - 5:23am

what about ado.net entity framework ? i do not understand exactly what you call ado.net core. but google "ado.net entity framework": 9M pages; try "grails": 1.4M pages. :o

C. Milligan replied on Mon, 2010/01/11 - 10:34am

I'd love to see an AppleScript refcard.

Dave Beck replied on Tue, 2010/01/12 - 1:19pm

Is Visual Basic .Net too lame and/or closely related to the .Net and C# cards? I've got C# developers who could use it to deal with our Visual Basic code, I'm sure we're not the only ones...