Justin Mason: Links for 2011-09-25
Lovelace’s Leap : a great observation from jgc. ‘Lovelace realized that even though a computer was, at its heart, a mathematical machine, it wasn’t restricted to doing mathematics. She realized that a...
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Edward J. Yoon: 월요일 잡담
한 때는 순진하게도 어미에게 물려받은 사냥 스킬 하나면 광야를 홀로 누비는 자유로운 삶이 해결된다 믿었다. 한 사람 개인에게 주어지는 한정적인 시간과 능력. 순진한 방법으로는 생존 조차 어려운게 오늘날 우리네 인간사회 현실이다.
View ArticleSimone Tripodi: Being part of something special makes you special!
These words simply charme me, I want to tell a little story to explain why.I've been looked for my own identity for years, since I've always been sourranded by strong personalities, so it was quite...
View ArticleStuart Monteith: The Long Dark
If there is one thing I’ve learned from the Kato project, it’s that open source software needs a community with the motivation to participate. Unfortunately with the acquisition of Sun by Oracle,...
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Christian Schneider: Karaf Tutorial Part 3 - Improving configuration editing...
Blog post added by Christian Schneider In Karaf Tutorial Part 2 - Using the Configuration Admin Service we learned how to configure our bundles using simple configurations. In this part we will learn...
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Adrian Sutton: Background Logging with the Disruptor
Peter Lawrey posted an example of using the Exchanger class from core Java to implement a background logging implementation. He briefly compared it to the LMAX disruptor and since someone requested...
View ArticleDaniel Kulp: Enterprise level services coming to Apache CXF
This past week, there was a discussion on the Apache CXF developer list about adding an enterprise grade Security Token Service (STS) into CXF. Talend has been developing an STS internally for some of...
View ArticleSimone Tripodi: ... and then, Async Apache Commons DbUtils
Time ago a Commons user, William Speirs, submitted an interesting patch for Apache Commons DbUtils adding asynchronous JDBC calls, that involuntarily contributed to add that kind of feature to Apache...
View ArticleTed Leung: W3C Web and TV Workshop
Last week I attended the Third W3C Web and TV Workshop (disclosure: I was a member of the program committee). This was the third in a series of three workshops that the W3C has organized around the...
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Isabel Drost: Design Thinking @ Scrumtisch Berlin
This evening Mary Poppendieck gave a presentation on Design Thinking in Berlin. “What does the US Military have in common with Apple?” In her talk Mary went into more detail about how increasing...
View ArticleJustin Mason: Links for 2011-09-26
xbmc-vodie : ‘XBMC Plugin for browsing and watching RTE Player streams, TV3 streams and TG4 streams (Ireland only), An Lár TV and Magnet WebTV’ (via John Looney) (tags: xbmc plugins rte tv3 tg4...
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Matt Raible: Mahalo Kauai
I've heard great things about Hawaii for most of my life. My Dad was stationed at Barbers Point when he was in the Navy. His sister, my Aunt Mary, was born there. My sister and I sent my parents to...
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Claus Ibsen: Todays webinar - Getting Started with Apache Camel Fuse IDE
Today FuseSource is hosting a 1 hour webinar on getting started with Apache Camel with Fuse IDE. FuseIDE is a graphical, Eclipse-based tool for integrating software components that work with Apache...
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Ruwan Linton: UltraESB introduces, live update with zero downtime
Did you ever thought of an ESB that could do live configuration update? The first answer for this would be "Haah.. yeah I do. I know many systems which support that". Think twice about what they offer,...
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Ioan Eugen Stan: New job
A few days ago I joined Big Data Solutions Team at 1and1. They have nice offices in Bucharest, but most of all I like the team and the projects. Besides the fact that I will continue to work with HBase...
View ArticleRodent of Unusual Size (Ken Coar): Ruby and funky method names
I found out about this by accident. (Well, I went looking for a way to use a Greek letter for a method name in order to match the maths I was patterning.) Ruby's #alias_method and #remove_method are...
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Bryan Pendleton: It depends on how you look at it
Our modern life in the always-on Internet has become quite complicated and entangled; sometimes things look very different depending on which perspective you take. Below are three unrelated, but yet...
View ArticleMatt Raible: Trying to make CoffeeScript work with Scalate and Play
A few weeks ago, I wrote about integrating Scalate with Play. The next steps in my Play Scala adventure will be trying to get the CoffeeScript module to work. I also hope to integrate HTML5 Boilerplate...
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Ian Boston: SparseMap Content 1.1 Released
SparseMap Content 1.1 has been tagged released and pushed to the maven repo. Details of the issues that have been fixed are at...
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Phil Steitz: Client Oriented Architecture
For no particular reason, I have been thinking a fair amount recently about the CAP theorem and how the basic problem that it presents is worked around in various ways by contemporary and even ancient...
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