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DevOps
Arun GuptaAugust 18th, 2015
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Docker Toolbox
One of the new features introduced in Docker 1.8 is Docker Toolbox. What is this toolbox? The Docker Toolbox is…
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Core Java
Lukas EderAugust 18th, 2015
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Top 10 Useful, Yet Paranoid Java Programming Techniques
After coding for a while (eek, almost 20 years or so in my case, time flies when you’re having fun),…
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Software Development
Lukas EderAugust 18th, 2015
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RAM is the new SSD
Your data fits in RAM. Yes, it does. Don’t believe it? Visit the hilarious yourdatafitsinram.com website. But there is an…
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Software Development
Shai AlmogAugust 18th, 2015
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Building A Chat App With Codename One Part 4
This tutorial is starting to get interesting…. In this section we’ll go deep into animations, special effects, search styling and…
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DevOps
Iris ShoorAugust 18th, 2015
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Deployment Management Tools: Chef vs. Puppet vs. Ansible vs. SaltStack vs. Fabric
What are the pros and cons of Chef, Puppet, Ansible, SaltStack and Fabric? Working in production today often means continuous deployments…
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Enterprise Java
Brian PorterAugust 18th, 2015
1 182
It’s easy to document your Play Framework REST API with Swagger
This post originally ran on http://swagger.io (7/30/2015) I having been using Play Framework as a Java-based, lightning-fast REST backend framework…
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Software Development
Nikita Salnikov TarnovskiAugust 18th, 2015
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Examples of caching backfiring on performance
In 2015 it should not surprise anyone that caching frequently used data is likely to improve the performance of the…
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Core Java
Kapil Viren AhujaAugust 17th, 2015
2 275
Are annotations bad?
I eased off into this topic with my principles on my post about Spring XML vs. Annotations that other day.…
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Core Java
Ron PresslerAugust 17th, 2015
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From Imperative to Pure-Functional and Back Again: Monads vs. Scoped Continuations
This post accompanies this video and won’t make too much sense without it Last month I gave a talk at the…
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Docker Toolbox

Top 10 Useful, Yet Paranoid Java Programming Techniques

RAM is the new SSD

Building A Chat App With Codename One Part 4

Deployment Management Tools: Chef vs. Puppet vs. Ansible vs. SaltStack vs. Fabric

It’s easy to document your Play Framework REST API with Swagger

Examples of caching backfiring on performance

Are annotations bad?

From Imperative to Pure-Functional and Back Again: Monads vs. Scoped Continuations

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