Reflections on how the nature of programming and development have changed over the last 10 years.
JBoss' Manik Surtani provides an overview of the scope and capabilities of the Infinispan open source data grid platform, along with usage examples and a brief tour of the APIs. An upcoming second part will take a deep-dive into the architecture, more advanced APIs and extending Infinispan.
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I implemented a small part of SQL to see how close I could match it within Scala.
Gearman is a tool for distributing processing jobs over one or more machines. This article explains how to use Gearman in PHP applications to handle better the load of busy sites or applications that need to execute heavy jobs.
As part of the Eclipse Gemini project, Spring Dynamic Modules will be moving to Eclipse.org where it will continue to be developed and to track ongoing enhancements to the Blueprint Service specification. The Spring Dynamic Modules code base will be dual-licensed under both the EPL and Apache License at Eclipse.org.
Tables are a very important part of HTML, but they can also be a pain to deal with. Using TableGear, we can create dynamic tables that you can edit “on the fly” and sort according to your needs. And all that, with almost no effort.
JetBrains gained a lot of attention when they released an open source version of thier IntelliJ IDEA development platform. For Ruby and Ruby on Rails users, JetBrains created the RubyMine IDE, which is built on the principles of IntelliJ. However, RubyMine did not start out as a plugin like comperable Ruby IDE's for Eclipse and NetBeans. In an exclusive interview, DZone spoke with RubyMine's lead developer at JetBrains, Dmitry Jemerov. The interview covers the recently introduced RubyMine 2.0, which features improved code refactoring and added support for popular Ruby/Rails technologies. Although RubyMine hasn't been around for very long, it has quickly become the one of the most natural Ruby/Rails development environments.
This is a list of Rapid Application Development tools that might sometimes save your precious time. Some tools you already use might not be in this list so if you want it to be added here, please drop a comment.
db4o Maven snapshot repository is now available. Responding to a frequent request from the community, the db4o team now supplies Maven snapshots of both the stable and the trunk (continous) db4o builds. The repository is available at the following URL: https://source.db4o.com/maven The artifact layout corresponds to the structure you find in the regular downloads. It has changed between versions 7.4 and 7.12: In 7.12 they factored out the optional and cs (Client/Server) modules to become separate jars and supply a full (no dependency) jar that contains the full db4o distribution including all required and optional modules.