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Heroku and Java – From Newbie to Beginner, Part 2

The problem So after a few days I could get back to my little Recaps project. I started with checking logs and found something like this:               2012-03-04T01:52:51+00:00 ...
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Heroku and Java – From Newbie to Beginner, Part 1

Recently I’ve heard that Heroku allows deployment of Java applications in it’s Cedar stack. Having no real software idea I decided I’ll give it a try and just configure SOMETHING ...
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All That Cloud: Amazon, Google App Engine, Windows Azure, Heroku, Jelastic

You wanna be in the cloud? You have plenty of options. I’ve evaluated or used many of them, so here are a few words about each. (I will include some Java-related comments, as I’m ...
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Flavor of the month – Neo4j and Heroku

Neo4j launched a challenge earlier this year called “Seed the Cloud” to get folks to create templates or demo applications on Heroku using the Neo4j add-on. After much internal ...
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WhateverOrigin – Combat the Same Origin Policy with Heroku and Play! Framework

A little while ago, while coding Bitcoin Pie, I found the need to overcome the notorious Same Origin Policy that limits the domains javascript running on a client’s browser can access. ...
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Simple Twitter: Play Framework, AJAX, CRUD on Heroku

So the big announcement is out – Heroku started offering native support to Play Framework applications! If you haven’t heard it, checkout the post from Jesper Joergensen on ...
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Heroku runs Java

If you are a Java fan boy, like me, then you have a good news to cheer about. Heroku runs Java now! Well, unlike other popular ‘web’ languages like PHP/RoR, Java has the legacy ...
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