James Duncan: Jimmy Chin on assignement in Yosemite
Renan Ozturk captures Jimmy Chin working on a story for National Geographic about climbers in Yosemite. A wonderful mix of documentary, stills, video, and time-lapse. Linked by James Duncan Davidson.
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Sagara Gunathunga: Axis2 archetype to create web application and Maven...
Axis2 provides number of web service deployment options. Unlike some other frameworks Axis2 can be integrate as a framework in a web application or can be used as a container to hold number of web...
View ArticleAndrew Savory: Predictive Text, part 2
Not even a month after my predictions for the year, and the first of them has failed. I said: No IPO for Facebook: This could go either way. My bet is it will be very late 2012 or early 2013 They said:...
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Yoav Shapira: It's dodgeball on trampolines!
This was so much fun, you should not read this blog post, and instead head to the nearest SkyZone Sports venue to play. Last weekend I met up with a group of friends to play trampoline dodgeball, also...
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Nick Kew: The Career
Scott Adams is good at spelling out normally-unspoken truths. This one summarises in a nutshell the first 15 years of my professional career, and why I opted out of it: The professional career man
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Brett Porter: Automatically Resolving Version Conflicts in Maven POMs When...
I’ve recently had a regular task of releasing projects from multiple branches, and then merging branches together. Handling this and any conflicts hasn’t been a big hassle when it is regularly updated,...
View ArticleSam Ruby: Wunderbar
W Clearly if you want to develop a real web application, you need a router, a templating language, ability to separate out your model, view, and controller, scalability, and much more. However, at...
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Matt Raible: Refreshing AppFuse's UI with Twitter Bootstrap
The last time AppFuse had an update done to its look and feel was in way back in 2006. I've done a lot of consulting since then, which has included a fair bit of page speed optimization, HTML5...
View ArticleJean-Baptiste Onofré: Communication between two remote Camel routes using...
Apache Karaf Cellar 2.2.3 Around one week ago, we released Karaf Cellar 2.2.3. In addition of the first Distributed OSGi support (DOSGi, I already wrote blog), an interesting feature of Cellar 2.2.3 is...
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Ian Boston: Deprecate Solr Bundle
Before that scares the hell out of anyone using Solr, the Solr bundle I am talking about is a small shim OSGi bundle that takes content from a Social Content Repository system called Sparse Map and...
View ArticleJustin Mason: Links for 2012-02-02
The best “why estimation is hard” parable I’ve read this week : ‘A tense silence falls between us. The phone call goes unmade. I’ll call tomorrow once my comrade regains his senses and is willing to...
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Piergiorgio Lucidi: Apache ManifoldCF 0.4-incubating released
We are proud to announce the availability of the latest release of Apache ManifoldCF that now arrives to its fourth version.
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Claus Ibsen: Correlating logs from redelivered messages made easier in Camel
Apache Camel handles redelivery of messages based on two principles - internally - externally The internal redelivery is essentially the Camel error handler, that allows you to retry processing a...
View ArticleHiram Chirino: Apache Apollo 1.0 Released!
I’m pleased to announce the availability of Apache Apollo 1.0. Apollo is a faster, more reliable, easier to maintain messaging broker built from the foundations of the Apache ActiveMQ project but with...
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Rob Davies: Apache ActiveMQ Apollo 1.0 is released!
Apache ActiveMQ Apollo 1.0 has gone GA. Hiram Chirino does a great summary of features and functionality on his blog.About 2 years ago, FuseSource started to think about the requirements of enterprise...
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Bryan Pendleton: Fabs and their toys
Here's a fun little story in Wired about the friendly competition between two Intel chip fabrication plants regarding which facility has "the world's largest crane" at their construction site.The...
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Claus Ibsen: Apache Apollo 1.0 Released
Yeah this is a great day. Hiram announced the next generation message broker named Apache Apollo (eg ActiveMQ 6) today. Rob Davies blog about this as well and he explains why FuseSource started the...
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Christian Grobmeier: The 10 rules of a Zen programmer
On a rainy morning I found myself sitting on the desk thinking about efficient working. Before I started as a freelancer I had some days were I worked lots but could look only back on a worse outcome....
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Jan Materne: Java-Cron-Jobs with Spring and Quartz
We have several Jobs running the business. At the moment they are implemented as Spring-driven TimerTasks. But the next job should be run only nightly and a cron-like configuration syntax would be...
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Bryan Pendleton: Julian Sanchez reacts to Cory Doctorow's speech
(If you haven't already read or watched or listened to Cory Doctorow's speech yet, well, what are you waiting for?)Julian Sanchez is a very interesting author. He works for the Cato Institute and...
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