Here are a selection of websites that may be of interest to readers. Jazilla is a reference to the Mozilla project, an open source project based on Netscape's source code.
Developers can download the source code, modify it, and contribute changes.
Even better, they can be downloaded for offline reading, such as during lab classes or while programming. It's all good common sense advice, written in fairly simple terms but for a technical audience. There are great tips for watching which methods and variables are made public, returning the contents of an array or collection, and much, much more. Every programmer should review these guidelines, as the information contained within is simple to apply and useful. In this article, I'll show you the different types of loops that Java supports, and when to use them.