Version Reviewing: 5.1
"Design beautiful SVGs using JavaScript"
Summary:
D3 is a JavaScript library for designing beautiful SVGs from a number of data sources. It allows developers to create, animate, and manipulate data in a meaningful way that will work on almost any browser. D3 is a widely supported open source tool that has many examples and online support from fellow developers.
Version Reviewing: 4.9
"Great Java Unit Testing Tool"
Summary:
I first used JUnit in college learning to test software in a software engineering course. As a free tool it's great for learning how to apply different test cases to your code while acquiring skills and good practices you can apply to most other software languages.
Version Reviewing: 2017.3
"Game development for everyone"
Summary:
Unity is a powerful game development tool that allows creators to develop their own interactive 3D worlds. It allows you to write games and applications for cross platform development including HTML5 supported browsers, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux. Utilize C# and other powerful scripting languages through Visual Studio or MonoDevelop IDEs that work synergistically with Unity 3D engine. My first experience was taking a games class in college and I was able to download Unity for free and work on a variety of class projects. For the final in the class we were able to create a VR game thanks to device driver support for Unity being so widely available.
Version Reviewing: 7
"Great open source network scanning tool"
Summary:
Nmap is a great for mapping system networks for providing security and stability to your systems. A very powerful tool that is easy to use yet difficult to master. Be mindful that some scans can increase network traffic, try doing extensive scans after hours to avoid interrupting Susan's facebooking.
Version Reviewing: Sublime Text 3
"Free and easy text editor"
Summary:
Sublime offers a great text editor for reviewing code. Works with a wide variety of languages and features.
"Wireframing quick and easy"
Summary:
Balsamic makes designing wireframes a breeze.
What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java