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Matt Raible: Comparing Web Frameworks and HTML5 with Play Scala at Jfokus 2012
Stockholm seems a lot like Denver this time of year. Cold, snowy and beautiful. Trish and I arrived in Stockholm (Sweden) on Monday for the Jfokus conference and we're traveling to Madrid today for...
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Carlos Sanchez: DevOps: how we got here
Developer toolset From the developer point of view, there are some tools involved in the source-to-deploy process Source control management tools: Subversion, Git, Mercurial, Perforce,… Build tools:...
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Bryan Pendleton: Mountain Lion speculations
No, not the animal! John Gruber has a teaser article on his blog with some speculation about the next release of Mac OS X, "Mountain Lion".Now that Apple has become the top tech company, it's worth...
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Bryan Pendleton: A thousand words
Stare at this picture for just a second or two, and the location of the Hayward Fault will just jump out at you!
View ArticleJustin Mason: Links for 2012-02-16
Barry Mason – Alamy Stock Photographer : my dad’s new blog! (tags: family blogs photography alamy dad) MapReduce Patterns, Algorithms, and Use Cases : ‘I digested a number of MapReduce patterns and...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Mountain Lion Quick Thoughts
It’s been a long time since I wrote Running Mac OS X Panther. While I was writing that book, I intensely poked and prodded each and every developer release I was given access to. Back then, I could...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Finally, a positive Mac Pro rumor
ZDNet reports on the latest rumors from M.I.C. Gadget that the next Mac Pro will be outfitted with eight-core 22nm Ivy Bridge-E processors and NVIDIA chipsets. It’s only a rumor, but it’s the first...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Steven Frank on Gatekeeper
An excellent breakdown of what code-signing is, how Gatekeeper works, and how to control it from Panic’s Steven Frank. A suitable read for non-developers and a counter point to some of the negative...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Driving Final Cut Pro X with a touch interface
Jason Rose has turned a huge screen into a touch screen and demonstrates using Final Cut Pro X with it. Interesting to see how the FCPX user interface works via touch. More interesting is how much...
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Edward J. Yoon: Cassandra 책 속에 내 이름
아 못난이같지만 자랑질 좀 하자. 카싼드라 책 속에 내이름이 있음을 오늘 처음 발견했다. ㅋ 기다려봐. 내가 글로벌 최대 출판사와 IT전문서적을 publish한 최초의 한국인이 될테니.
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Steve Loughran: The datacentre is the new laptop
HP has just announced its forthcoming Gen 8 servers. Rather than go on about the usual stuff: CPUs, I/O bandwidth etc., or even the trend to put solid state storage off the PCIx bus, what's interesting...
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Andrew Savory: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-18
@SeekTom are you using rvm? makes installing ruby much easier … # @virginmedia you'd have to ask your call centre that. Called 150 and they said "oh, sorry, can it be Monday now?". Very polite, but...
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Andrew Savory: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-18
@SeekTom are you using rvm? makes installing ruby much easier … # @virginmedia you'd have to ask your call centre that. Called 150 and they said "oh, sorry, can it be Monday now?". Very polite, but...
View ArticleSam Ruby: WunderWiki
W I added a simple wiki as a demo for WunderBar. It demonstrates shelling out to handing multiple URIs, handing get/post, dealing with both unescaped text and markup, shelling out to commands, AJAX,...
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Ortwin Glück: [Food] Orecchiette cime di rapa
This is my version of pasta with Cime di Rapa. Cime di Rapa is an exquisite vegetable with a strong and slightly bitter taste. It's popular mostly in southern Europe and nearly unknown north of the...
View ArticleJames Duncan: What it’s like to dance on the TED stage
The LXD knocked everyone’s socks off at TED in 2010. Galen Hooks, one of the dancers, spoke to MoveTVNetwork about what it was like. Linked by James Duncan Davidson.
View ArticleJames Duncan: Give Credit Where Credit is Due
Luc Bergeron has cut together an amazing set of time-lapses made by other people into a well executed video and posted it to YouTube. It’s the kind of use that remix culture promotes. While I’m a...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Nikon D800 Technical Guide released
Nikon has published a technical guide for getting the most out of the resolution that the D800 offers. It pretty much confirms that diffraction starts showing up after f/8 and you’ll have to use...
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Bruce Snyder: The Regenexx Stem Cell Procedure for my Knee
In my last blog post, I discussed the problems I have had with my knee, the recent injury causing meniscus tears and about the alternative treatment I elected to have instead of surgery. Well this...
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Ian Boston: SparseMap Content 1.5 released
Sparse Map version 1.5 has been tagged (org.sakaiproject.nakamura.core-1.5) and released. Downloads of the source tree in Zip and TarGZ form are available from GitHub. In this release 14 issues were...
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