Using Google Guice Providers to Solve Law of Demeter Problems
A post on the Google testing blog made me think. Their post presents an example of a class
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Examples of Scrum Product Backlog & Sprint Backlog
Here are examples of a Scrum product backlog and sprint backlog...
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Drizzle - What If There Was A MySQL Version Optimized For The Web
For the last 2-3 years, Brian Aker and I have had many discussions about how to refactor MySQL. Brian has been the one driving these discussions by... 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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Osgi Hibernate Spring-DM Sample
I have developed a small sample to demonstrate how to use Hibernate in OSGi with Spring Framework and Spring-DM. The sample works in either Felix or... more »
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Groovy Makes Web Services Embarrassingly Easy
Meera pointed me to another very cool article she's written, RESTful Web Services in 60 Seconds, and (because I've been in an intensely groovy frame... more »
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Killing Ontologies - OWL In The Semantic Web?
Friday, I wrote a piece about my belief that we need to rename and reposition the Semantic Web as The Graph Web. My position is that the Semantic Web... more »
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Design Patterns - Iterator Pattern
Time for the next part in our series, the Iterator Pattern. Let's start with the definition: "Provide a way to access the elements of an aggregate... more »
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SOAFaces - Component Framework for SOA + RIA Development
The goal of the SOAFaces project is to provide developers with an API for building SOA and RIA powered component (GWT + SOA) that can be composed... more »
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Is Anyone Using the Google Web Toolkit?
After seeing some applications from Google and participating in the Google Codejam (which seems to be built using the GWT), I kind of expected to see... more »
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Semantic Web: What Is The Killer App?
The Semantic Web has been in the making for some time and people think it is nearing maturity. We have written about this trend extensively, with our... more »
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Maven Makes Developers Feel Stupid
Although Maven has its benefits, its documentation is often spartan and scattered, and sometimes it can be quite painful to figure out how to... more »
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Introductory series on Cloud Computing with Amazon Web Services
IBM DeveloperWorks has just published the first article in a five part series on Cloud Computing with Amazon Web Services.
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Apache Sling Cheat Sheet
Lars Trieloff has compiled an excellent cheat sheet for Apache Sling (the JCR-based web framework that was just released). Very useful to get started.
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Personal Concerns About Maven
I am disappointed by the fact that Maven downloads some Jars from the Internet.
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Design patterns and GWT
We have a calculator EntryPoint implementation that places a CalculatorWidget on the RootPanel, so we now need to provide this widget. This will be... more »
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Separating Models And Views To Build Reliable RIA's
When people start developing RIA’s in environments such as Silverlight, GWT, Flex and plain JavaScript, they often write asynchronous communication... more »
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Open source registry/repository for SOA governance
Open source registry/repository for SOA governance
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Memo To The Semantic Web: Drop "Semantic" And Become The "Graph Web"
When we started developing Kloudshare, we had no idea that it at all related to the work that the semantic web community was doing. But over time, one... more »
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A Short Course in JRuby for 3 days
Recently, JRuby has been gaining more and more attention in the Java and Ruby communities. Java is a powerful platform and there are millions of lines... more »
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SQL Injection Part II (Make Sure You Are Sitting Down)
Back in February I wrote a blog post on SQL Injection that included an example of how a malicious user might inject into a character field even though... more »
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Grails JSON Parser
Here is a quick example on parsing JSON in grails using groovy (surprisingly, google isn't returning any good hits). Also, if you needed this ability... more »
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Configuring Hibernate and Spring for JTA
Spring is a great framework for dependency injection and it comes with a lot of support classes and utilities for all kind of things. Hibernate is a... more »
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DTO - not only for web services
Usually developers think that DTO (Data Transfer Object) is something related to web services where data serialization is required to move data from... more »
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Top 10 Things I do on Every Project
Here is a list of things I do on every project these days and I highly recommend that you do the same. The result is that: (1) It is very easy for new... more »
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