Hudson and Grails
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via amorproximi.blogspot.com
I debated on whether or not to blog about my very positive experience with the Hudson CI server. I think the buzz pretty much speaks for itself, so... more »
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Adobe Labs - Alchemy
bloid via labs.adobe.com
Welcome the preview release of codename "Alchemy." Alchemy is a research project that allows users to compile C and C++ code that is targeted to run... more »
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When to Use Persevere: a Comparison with CouchDB and Others
bloid via sitepen.com
Persevere and CouchDB are both new JSON-based storage systems, and have been receiving increasing focus. It may be informative to those interested in... more »
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Is it okay to violate OO or Relational principles when mapping objects to the database?
bloid via capitalcodemonkey.blogspot.com
This seems to be a big topic in my work life lately. It was a heated topic at this last Sacramento Java User's group. I've also been criticized at... more »
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The Software Product Myth
A certain percentage of developers become unhappy with salaried development over time (typically it’s shortly after they’re asked to manage people, or... more »
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This is How the Web Gets Regulated
bloid via alistapart.com
Basic web accessibility is a known commodity now. Web applications can almost be made accessible; eventually web application accessibility will also... more »
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A More Useful 404
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Encountering 404 errors is not new. Often, developers provide custom 404 pages to make the experience a little less frustrating. However, for a custom... more »
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TOTD #53: Scaffold in Merb using JRuby/GlassFish
GlassFish Gem 0.9.0 can be used to run Rails and Merb applications. Support another Rack-based framework Sinatra is coming up in the near future. This... more »
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iPhone vs. Android development: Day 2
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Welcome to day 2 of a 5-day course on iPhone programming presented by Big Nerd Ranch. During the course I’ll be blogging about the differences between... more »
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Mastering Grails: Asynchronous Grails with JSON and Ajax
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) are staples of Web 2.0 development. In this installment of the Mastering... more »
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Fixing the Web, Part I
bloid via codinginparadise.org
We've made major progress on the web since 2005 and the rise of Ajax. JavaScript toolkits like JQuery, Dojo, and YUI have expanded what we can do with... more »
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WTFramework bookmarklet
bloid via blog.olicio.us
Ever wondered which JavaScript framework was used on a specific website but was too lazy to check the source code for the answer? Fear no more... more »
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Luke - Lucene Index Toolbox
bloid via getopt.org
Luke is a handy development and diagnostic tool, which accesses already existing Lucene indexes and allows you to display and modify their content in... more »
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A Sad Day: Rubinius Team cut to 2
bloid via blog.fallingsnow.net
There have been some sad developments within the Engine Yard Rubinius team that I’d like to address head on. Earlier today, I had the unfortunate... more »
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Enum Support With LINQ To SQL And SqlMetal
As a programmer I love my enums. I find code written using enums to be more readable than without them. However, there has been and there still is a... more »
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Even More DTrace Lab Answers (9 & 10)
bloid via blogs.sun.com
OK, let's get the rest out.
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Laws of Software Development
bloid via natpryce.com
At a recent XTC I mentioned to Ivan, Keith and Steve that I had been collecting Laws of Software Development on my private wiki. They encouraged me to... more »
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HTML5 Cross Document Messaging
bloid via austinchau.blogspot.com
So I got to play with HTML5 Cross Document Messaging this weekend and built this quick demo -
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Tutorial: Google Maps with Java, GWT and Eclipse
bloid via claudiushauptmann.com
The intention of this tutorial is to show how to use eclipse to develop a rich internet application with GWT that contains a Google Maps-map. The... more »
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Flash coming for WiMo, Android, … iPhone?
bloid via blogs.zdnet.com
Apple isn’t exactly known for bowing to pressure, but Mr. Jobs had to be sweating just a little under his turtleneck Monday when Adobe demonstrated... more »
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Distribute Your Content With Amazon CloudFront
bloid via aws.typepad.com
A few months ago I talked about our plans to create and offer a service for content delivery. That service is called Amazon CloudFront and it ready... more »
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Terrific Tables with CSS
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Have you waded knee-deep into web standards and thought you’d never again encounter a table element? Tables may have quickly been shrunk from as “bad”... more »
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JS-909: A drum machine in JavaScript
At the recent Web Directions JavaScript libraries panel, I was in charge of representing the hard-working non-library hacker. (Of which there exist... more »
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Video: Part 5 of an Introduction to the NetBeans APIs
Here's part 5, covering the Nodes API and the Explorer & Property Sheet API via 3 small demos and a bit of explanation.
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More Effective Javadoc
bloid via marxsoftware.blogspot.com
There is really a bigger issue at the heart of this: who is your Javadoc intended for? In this blog entry, I intend to discuss some of the things I... more »
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