X Erlang shell application
To demonstrate X Erlang system I quickly put together a simple web server which serves static files and runs scripts. On top of it I implemented a... more »
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Tim Bray: SOAP stack a 'failure'
The SOAP stack for Web services was branded a failure this week by Tim Bray, a Sun Microsystems technologist and co-inventor of XML, who hailed the... more »
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Get sed savvy - part 2
Make yourself more productive by mastering one of the most powerful command-line tools. Part 2 of an ongoing series on the Stream EDitor.
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Dzone Instead Of Digg
Some stories can never reach the first page of Digg. But they can do really well on Dzone...
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.Net Threads - 10 Best Practices
I have written earlier (here and here) about Threads. I thought it would be a good idea to list some of the 'best practices' that I have learnt to... more »
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WSO2 Mashup Server 1.5 Released
The latest release of the WSO2 Mashup Server with data services, WS-security, Google gadget and OpenID support and it's own dashboard for hosting... more »
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Managing an Agile Software Project
Discover the factors that can cause an agile project to succeed--or fail.
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WARNING! DNS cache Poisoning can put you in serious trouble!
Article on DNS cache poisoning and how to protect yourself from it
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Parsing XML with Groovy
The web service looked at yesterday returns a Shakespeare speech in XML format based on the search string that is sent via Groovy from a Swing form... more »
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Super Tables v0.30 Released
The latest version of Super Tables is out. I decided to call it version 0.30 instead of version 0.26 because I feel like it has earned the bigger jump... more »
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Fabio Akita talks on Locaweb and RubyLearning
Fabio Akita talks on Locaweb and RubyLearning to Satish Talim in this interview.
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Grails, Jetty, Glassfish and JNDI Data Sources
Today I've moved a bunch of my Grails apps over to JNDI Data Sources, and while it's fresh in my mind, I thought I'd document a few of the tips and... more »
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How EC2 completely transmogrifies your thinking !
Funny and hits the nail on the head. Appease the cron gods indeed.
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Another Reason to Launch Your Start-Up Now: Inflation
With inflation quickly getting out of control, now may be the time to launch that tech startup you have the money stashed aside for.
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Introduction to the Ninject IoC Container
Short screencast that will walk you through how to use the Ninject IoC (Inversion of Control) Container. This episode will also review the basics of... more »
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Dependency management, why it's so difficult ?
Anybody could explain me why do you use maven. As I understand the main purpose of maven is a support of dependencies between modules/components in... more »
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Killer Design & Development Dashboard w/ 100s of Resources
Massive and fairly easy to navigate web resource list. Definitely worth a peek, if not a bookmark.
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Veteran developer ditches Microsoft for open source
If you've ever used Microsoft Access or Excel, you have likely used a product that Mike Gunderloy had a hand in developing. The irony is that... more »
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Drizzle: A Lean Fork of MySQL is Generating Buzz
Have you heard of Drizzle? As detailed here, it's a lightweight, open source SQL database for the cloud and the web, being designed for massive... more »
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A bunch of great logos I've collected from round the web for inspiration
Whenever I see a really good logo or icon on a web site, I save a copy to refer to later when inspiration is running dry, as a reminder of what a... more »
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Dylan Schiemann co-creator of Dojo on AJAX, Comet, Bayeux, RIAs and the Dojo Toolbox
InfoQ has a Q&A with the co-creator of Dojo. Subjects covered: Dojo Toolkit, Dojo Toolbox, Comet, GWT, Javascript 2, WWW as a platform, Flex, IE 8,... more »
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Aspect Oriented Programming - A Different Aspect.
Yesterday I was having a meeting about a new project startup. At some level the meeting was stuck on an argument of logging. Well I suggested the same... more »
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CSS Garage Door Style Menu
CSS Garage Door Style Menu
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Sun Makes Open Source Announcements
Sun Microsystems has made a trio of open source developer-focused announcements at OSCON this week, including the availability of the Sun Web Stack --... more »
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Madness? THIS. IS. SOA!
There is an interesting war being fought in the blogosphere over the use (or overuse) of ESB (enterprise service buses) to build out a SOA (service... more »
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