Lessons Learned From Spring’s @Autowired
How to change from XML-based dependency injection to Spring's @Autowired and what you've to do if your beans inherit from each other.
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Butterfly Container 2.2.0
This is the announcement of Butterfly Container 2.2.0 - an attempt to create a very small DI container without sacrificing any advanced functionality.
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LZO real-time data compression library
LZO is a data compression library which is suitable for data de-/compression in real-time. This means it favours speed over compression ratio. ... more »
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Silly GORM tricks, part III: SQL keywords as attributes
I was writing a very simple Grails application and ran into a problem when I accidentally used a SQL keyword as a property name. This post documents... more »
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Kamaelia: The future of Python Frameworks looks promising
Kamaelia is a general purpose Python framework developed by BBC Research. It is what I would consider a second generation framework. It has a mature... more »
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Performance in Remote EJB's in GlassFish
In a number of projects, we have to use @Remote EJB's. There are pros and cons for using @Remote EJB's, but in some cases the pros outweigh the cons.... more »
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HtmlUnit in .NET and HtmlUnit in JRuby with Celerity as fast compatible alternative to Watir
Java and Groovy are my main programming languages (as well as JavaScript for scripts in HTML pages) therefore it’s always funny for me to see that... more »
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JSON services in ASP.NET Ajax
Lately the use of client centric development model in .NET is getting increasingly popular. In contrast to the traditional server model where html... more »
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Terracotta: 1, Grails Searchable Plugin+Me: 0
I’m on a quest to figure out how to cluster the Grails Searchable plugin that’s based on Lucene/Compass across multiple nodes with as little intrusion... more »
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JFugue Music Application Platform
I suddenly realized that instead of turning Matt Warman's whole JFrets application into a single NetBeans module, I could turn each of its parts into... more »
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Swing links of the week: May 11, 2008
Here are some Swing links that you might have missed during this week:
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Google I/O and GWT Extreme!
I've been invited to do a session at the upcoming Google I/O conference. The initial idea was to do a presentation on Syndroid, but I felt that was... more »
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Seam and Facelets Support in NetBeans 6.1
How to add Seam and Facelets support to NetBeans 6.1
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Grails Podcast Episode 54: Interview with Groovy Lead Guillaume Laforge
This interview was done at the press room of JavaOne 2008, so expect some background noise.. but the overall quality should be quite well. Guillaume... more »
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Tapestry for Nonbelievers
Apache Tapestry is a component-oriented framework for creating web applications in Java. Tapestry applications are build from pages which are... more »
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Example Zend Framework Blog Application Tutorial - Part 7: Authorisation with Zend_Acl and Revised Styling
You'd never think a guy could write so much about a blog application but to date after 6 parts we have covered a mass of detail from initial setup of... more »
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Writing a Simple Issue Tracker in Grails, Part 2
This is the long overdue follow up to my Writing a Simple Issue Tracker in Grails post. In this post I'll be detailing how to add security with the... more »
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Poll Results: What Javascript Library Do You Use?
…and the jQ’s have it! The the time of this writing over 1500 people have responded to our latest poll “What Javascript Library Do You Use?” making it... more »
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The hidden value of processing.js
The ever wonderful John Resig finally posted his totally awesome processing.js code to the web. If you haven’t seen it, you should go take a look. The... more »
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Web Frameworks: Comfort vs. Expediency?
Two nights ago I had a conversation with Craig McLanahan, among others, in a slightly dubious sports bar near the JavaOne conference site. When the... more »
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Javascript String Performance: an Analysis
Recently I was writing a “tips and tricks” blog post that was going to focus on the idea that it is better to use an object as a “string buffer”; the... more »
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Is Your JavaScript Library Standards Compliant?
One of the things JavaScript libraries like jQuery, Dojo, and YUI can do for you is add support for features in the latest Web standards long before... more »
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Interview: JFugue Goes Hip Hop
A new release of JFugue API was announced last week. Its author, Dave Koelle, is at JavaOne and here he talks about the API and some of its hidden... more »
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Do You Reset Your Web Design?
They've been around for a while now: reset style sheets. They're becoming more commonplace among web designers, and even Yahoo is using a reset... more »
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Why is it so F#...ing Difficult to Buy Visual Studio!?
I remember going through something like this with Visual Studio 2005 but back then I've swallowed my pride and called my local "pusher" and got the... more »
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