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[...] The Java ImageIO subsystem provides convenient methods for Java-based programs to read and write bitmap images. One [...]

[...] In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the supported ImageReaders and ImageWriters. [...]

[...] In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the supported ImageReaders and ImageWriters. [...]

[...] In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the supported ImageReaders and ImageWriters. [...]

The Java ImageIO subsystem provides convenient methods for Java-based programs to read and write bitmap images. One can load an image in any supported [...]

In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the suppor [...]

In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the suppor [...]

In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the suppor [...]

[...] been following any of the security chatter on the Internet, you probably are aware that the Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL is a bad one. Unless you take steps on your server, an assailant can, without [...]

[...] As you may have guessed from a previous post, code coverage is one of my favorite metrics. When Xcode 5.1 came out, it unfortunately broke the code [...]

[...] This is the table of contents for my “WordPress Customization Series” – a series of posts in which I will be documenting my way through the creation of a [...]

Table of Contents for the series So in our last episode, we got the basic framework for a plugin in place. It was a singularly boring plugin – not e [...]

Every once in a while you go back to your toolbox and discover something shiny you haven’t shown the world before. I have a client who needed some O [...]

Table of Contents for the series We’ve used WordPress as the base for our web site for quite a while. Thus, I’m reasonably familiar with plug-ins [...]

In Part 1 of this tutorial, we went over some background related to the Java ImageIO subsystem and how one could retrieve information about the suppor [...]

[...] plugin – not even as functional as WordPress’ “Hello Dolly” plugin, but it showed up on the WordPress console. Let’s add some functionality now. We’re going to create a […] [...]