Software Development
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A beginner’s guide to read and write skew phenomena
Introduction In my article about ACID and database transactions, I introduced the three phenomena described by the SQL standard: dirty…
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Ctrl+1 in the Eclipse XML Editor
The XML Editor is included in several of the Eclipse IDE downloads. It has two view modes: in design mode,…
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Debugging tip: How to simulate a slow hardisk
As a Software Engineer there are times when you’d like to have a slower system. It doesn’t happen really often…
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Letting Go Of Technical Debt
The term “technical debt” was first introduced by Ward Cunningham as a metaphor. It was in the early 90s, when…
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GitHub vs GitLabs vs BitBucket Server (Formerly Stash)
This article will try to compare GitHub, GitLab and BitBucket Server (previously called Stash) installed on your own servers. Similar…
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Business value gone wild
This blog post will not be about microservices, Spring or any technology that I’ve already talked about in Too much…
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Changing the Game When it Comes to Auditing in Big Data – Part 2
In my previous blog post we enabled auditing at the various levels of your MapR cluster. In this follow up…
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Eclipse Mars: Grails 3.1 with Gradle, Groovy and GSP Support
What if you want to develop Grails 3 projects with Eclipse Mars (4.5) as easy as you did with Groovy/Grails…
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VW’s rogue software developers
So Michael Horn has thrown a couple of software developers under the proverbial bus by blaming them for the defeat…
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