Leigh Shevchik05/19/13
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Believe it or not, PyCon 2013 was two (short) months ago. And those of us on the New Relic Python agent team have been very busy creating new coolness to share with the Python and Django communities at the upcoming DjangoCon Europe!
Andrey Prikaznov05/18/13
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In this tutorial I will show you how to create a pane for drawing that is spinning on its axis (on an html5 canvas object).
Leigh Shevchik05/18/13
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Last October, I signed up to mentor high school girls in how to develop, pitch and market a mobile application. Technovation Challenge is an awesome program designed to encourage girls to consider careers in technology by developing confidence and teamwork in a supportive environment.
Trevor Parsons05/18/13
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As usual there was a good turn out at the monthly Node.js Dublin event in Engine Yard recently. Although some of the Logentries team have been working with Node.js for some time I have to admit I am a bit of a newbie…
Peter Zaitsev05/17/13
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Over the past few weeks I have been looking at a preview release of Virident’s vCache software, which is a kernel module and set of utilities designed to provide functionality similar to that of FlashCache.
Mikko Ohtamaa05/17/13
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Python offers many different template engines for web application development to turn your view logic to HTML code on the server and then send the resulting HTML code to a web browser.
Leigh Shevchik05/17/13
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I haven’t done a lot of JavaScript testing. Like a number of developers, I’m guilty of leaving JavaScript as an afterthought, whereas my PHP, Bash and Python code are first-class citizens.
Peter Zaitsev05/17/13
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This is the second part in a two-part series comparing Virident’s vCache to FlashCache. The first part was focused on usability and feature comparison; in this post, we’ll look at some sysbench test results.
Peter Lawrey05/16/13
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Many developers fell like double' rounding and representation errors and random errors which are wild and uncontrollable. This exercise is intended to help understand what double is really doing.
Allen Coin05/16/13
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Today: A full-text client-side search in CSS3, Georgia Tech's online MS in Computer Science for $7,000, 3 new APIs for Android announced at Google I/O, and a Klingon translator!
Patrick Debois05/16/13
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Let's face it, if you write software it's often hard to distribute it: you have the runtime , the modules you depend on and your software itself. Sure you can package that all but packages ofter require you to have root-privileges to install.
Greg Duncan05/16/13
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Should be enough to get you stared at least in looking into your DB performance "issues".
Yusuf Aytaş05/16/13
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Performance auditing is an important issue when you deal with an application which requires high performance. As I searched on the web, I could not find a way of doing that, so I have written a performance auditing library called Caudit.
Peter Zaitsev05/15/13
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There’s a lot of different facts about Galera that come into play here, and it isn’t always obvious how they will affect your database workload.
Maarten Ectors05/15/13
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An MIT student recently created a new type of massively distributed database, one that runs on graphical processors instead of CPUs.
Tomasz Nurkiewicz05/15/13
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I just published the LazySeq library on GitHub - the result of my Java 8 experiments recently. I hope you will enjoy it. Even if you don't find it very useful, it's still a great lesson of functional programming in Java 8 (and in general). Also it's probably the first community library targeting Java 8!
Esen Sagynov05/15/13
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PostgreSQL shows excellent functionalities and performance. Considering its high quality, it may seem strange that PostgreSQL is not more popular. However, PostgreSQL continues to make progress. This article will discuss this database.
Tomasz Dziurko05/14/13
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Today I will share with you simple trick how to share one browser instance when running many Geb UI tests. This will significantly reduce time needed to execute UI tests and also reduce memory usage on test machines.
Eugen Paraschiv05/14/13
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In this article, we will discuss the Spring org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException. The article will discuss the most common causes of this exception along with the solution for each one.
Peter Zaitsev05/14/13
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In this Webinar I will offer an overview of Performance Schema, focusing on new features that have been added in MySQL 5.6, go over the configuration and spend most time showing how you can use the wealth of information Performance Schema gathers to understand some of the typical performance bottlenecks.
Armel Gouriou05/14/13
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This article is about checking Hibernate's best practices through static code analysis. In a previous post we presented some coding rules that deal with the implementation of . . .
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis05/13/13
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In recent work on PyMongo, I used a concurrency-control pattern that solves a variety of reader-writer problem without mutexes. I'm dubbing it the Wasp's Nest. Stick with me—by the end of this post you'll know a neat concurrency pattern, and have a good understanding of how PyMongo handles replica set failovers.
Leigh Shevchik05/13/13
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Most applications test for their own correctness. But sometimes gems need to go further and test their interactions with other gems. newrelic_rpm – otherwise known as the New Relic Ruby agent – is definitely one of them. It needs to not only coexist with other gems, but to seamlessly instrument them.
Seth Proctor05/13/13
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In this article we are going to talk about implementing a simple node.js web app that captures state changes in NuoDB and publishes these changes to listening clients.
Leigh Shevchik05/13/13
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If you’ve been looking for deeper insight into your JVM and application server, we’ve got some good news for you. The latest release of the New Relic Java agent includes an increase in the amount of data we collect on your Java applications and these new metrics can be used to solve a multitude of performance problems.
