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Statistical Consulting with Zombal

This is a guest post by Bene­dict Noel of Zom­bal. Many sta­tis­ti­cians do a lit­tle bit of con­sult­ing in addi­tion to...

0 replies - 941 views - 02/18/13 by Rob J Hyndman in Articles

Simulating a Line-Following Robot in R

I’ve been reading up on controlling mobile robots, and built a simple robotic movement simulator in R, using the graphing libraries. The model sets up a...

0 replies - 1525 views - 02/18/13 by Gary Sieling in Articles

Calling a Web Service from Java Using Maven

For people in hurry get the latest code @ github and run “mvn test” Introduction Typically, when you call a Webservice from Java, you need to create a...

0 replies - 1387 views - 02/18/13 by Krishna Prasad in Articles

Switching AppFuse from MyFaces to PrimeFaces

When describing my bias against JSF back in November, I wrote: ... there's a lot of folks praising JSF 2 (and PrimeFaces moreso). That's why I'll be...

0 replies - 1362 views - 02/18/13 by Matt Raible in Articles

XML->JSON->HashMap

Yes, it is long time since i posted… Was just trying to see how a XML can be converted to JSON and to HashMap. The situation is very imaginary. import...

0 replies - 3150 views - 02/18/13 by Jagannathan Asokan in Articles

ClojureScript Does Not (Always) Need Painkiller

A few weeks ago I shared my confusion about writing object-oriented ClojureScript and a little library called cljs-painkiller. Thanks to the awesome Clojure /...

0 replies - 1960 views - 02/18/13 by Konrad Garus in Articles

Logging in Java: Switching to logback and slf4j

 log4j was and maybe still is the de facto standard when it comes to logging in Java applications. Sun's solution with the internal JDK logging could...

8 replies - 9638 views - 02/17/13 by Ralf Quebbemann in Articles

Activiti TimerEvent Only Firing Once

This is just a mental note since I wasted hours on it a few months ago.  Then a colleague just did the same. If you are developing a business process...

0 replies - 1111 views - 02/17/13 by Brian O' Neill in Articles

Hardware Acceleration in Android - Are You Using It?

Did you know Android has Hardware Acceleration? Did you also know you actually need to enable it for your app first? Suprisingly you do! It's not defaulted...

0 replies - 3378 views - 02/17/13 by Isaac Taylor in Articles

Clean Architecture

Robert C. Martin - Clean Architecture from NDCOslo on Vimeo. Does the architecture of your application tell you the intent of the application, or does it...

0 replies - 6691 views - 02/17/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Understanding Currying with Scala

Learning Scala is not an easy task. There are many things to learn. Some of them are very different and some of them seem complex. Currying is a technique...

0 replies - 2427 views - 02/16/13 by Carlo Scarioni in Articles

Lego, Causal Modeling, R and the Web, and More Data Links

A little bit late this week (busy week end), and as usual, a lot of interesting posts here, and there,“What happened to...

0 replies - 2404 views - 02/16/13 by Arthur Charpentier in Articles

Scala, JavaFX, Java EE 7, and Enterprise Integration

This session shows you how to use Scala, one of the hottest technologies, to build a JavaFX application that talks to a Java EE 7 application server. Scala is...

0 replies - 2982 views - 02/16/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Working with the Product Vision Board

”This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill – the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe...

0 replies - 3270 views - 02/16/13 by Roman Pichler in Articles

Building an Enterprise Integration Bus w/ WebSphere Message Broker 8.0 - Technical Process

This video explores the technical elements of the demonstration of the integration capability of WebSphere Message broker v8.0.0.1 with Siebel, Microsoft...

0 replies - 1344 views - 02/16/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles