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  • A Java-Based Music Player For MP3, Ogg, & WAV\r\n
  • In this article, I'll examine the design and construction of a digital music player written in Java that supports real-time decoding/playback of music in MP3, WAV, and Ogg Vorbis formats. In the process, I'll also explore audio programming using the JavaSound API.\r\n

  • Garbage Collection (GC) Analysis and Performance Tuning Using the GC Portal
  • The GC Portal enables analysis and performance tuning of Java applications from a garbage collection (GC) perspective by mining the verbose:gc logs generated by the JVM. GC Portal is a one-stop page for GC issues and includes an extensive collection of whitepapers, case studies and other material.

  • Java Optimization\r\n
  • Java Optimization: How to optimize your Java programs so that they're faster, smaller, and more maintainable.\r\nAn extensive list of resources and coding tips for improving the performance of Java code.

  • Java Performance Tuning Strategy
  • This article summarizes tuning experiences I've had on development teams with various levels of tuning experience. These summaries may help provide you with a broad outline for creating your own tuning strategy.

  • Java Performance Tuning tips
  • Tuning tips by category

  • Java-based development for resource-strapped systems
  • The Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) is a flexible tool for development in environments where resources don't support the full Java 2 Standard Edition.

  • Some tips on Java Performance Tuning
  • An attempt to collect some practical Java performance information.

  • Tune Your Servlet Container
  • The servlet container you are using may also provide you with opportunities for optimization. Since there are numerous servlet containers, and they are all quite different in the way they are managed and configured, I will simply provide you with some general suggestions of areas that you might be able to tune:\r\n\r\n

  • Tuning Java I/O Performance
  • This article discusses and illustrates a variety of techniques for improving Java I/O performance. Most of the techniques center around tuning disk file I/O, but some are applicable to network I/O and window output as well. The first set of techniques presented below cover low-level I/O issues, and then higher-level issues such as compression, formatting, and serialization are discussed.

  • JDE for Emacs, Java Mode, and Hilit Java
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