Today I'm launching a new project: Joeffice.
Joeffice will be the first open source office suite written in Java™.
The goals:Demonstration that...
4 replies - 3840 views - 04/28/13 by Anthony Goubard in Articles
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I’ve been working on a tutorial about thinking through problems in graphs and since it’s a Sinatra...
0 replies - 2217 views - 04/27/13 by Mark Needham in Articles
When I was a kid, I was really into secret codes and ciphers. I thought they were all kinds of fun. My mom thought it would be fun to use some of the ciphers I...
0 replies - 1806 views - 04/27/13 by Mike Driscoll in Articles
If you are doing web development there is often a need to emulate and intercept outgoing email. Email delivery is handled by SMTP protocol....
0 replies - 3878 views - 04/27/13 by Mikko Ohtamaa in Articles
TechDebt.org is the first collaborative & open benchmarking dashboard on Technical Debt and Software Quality. The site provides you with several metrics...
0 replies - 3403 views - 04/26/13 by Armel Gouriou in Articles
Lots of folks swear by the balance of lightweight simplicity, flexibility, and minimalism in the CrunchBang distribution. That makes it a natural fit for many...
0 replies - 2654 views - 04/26/13 by Eric Gregory in Articles
Every now and again, an innocent python developer checks out a new Git branch then proceeds to bang their head against a bug caused by an...
0 replies - 6445 views - 04/25/13 by David Winterbottom in Articles
1. Overview
In a previous article, I discussed how a Maven project can locally install a third party jar that has not yet been deployed on Maven...
0 replies - 1962 views - 04/23/13 by Eugen Paraschiv in Articles
As I’ve mentioned in a couple of previous posts I’ve been playing around with creating a Vagrant VM that I can use for my neo4j hacking which has...
0 replies - 649 views - 04/22/13 by Mark Needham in Articles
Packt Publishing has provided Chapter 10 of their forthcoming Hadoop MapReduce Cookbook for DZone Readers, covering Hadoop and Amazon...
0 replies - 878 views - 04/21/13 by Eric Gregory in Articles
How many times have I seen this:
printf("Hello world!\n");
I have a strong opinion, and a rule for using printf():
“Do *not* use printf()!”
Using...
0 replies - 531 views - 04/21/13 by Erich Styger in Articles
In an earlier post I described networking modes in VirtualBox. Combining those modes you'll get some kind of swiss knife in realizing somehow exotic...
0 replies - 691 views - 04/21/13 by Ralf Quebbemann in Articles
In this presentation from JAXConf 2012, ThoughtWorks software architect Neal Ford investigates agile architecture and design, specifically addressing how big...
0 replies - 1488 views - 04/21/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
The IOPS rate you get usually depends on the I/O size of your applications’ reads and writes. It is very important to know the I/O size your application...
0 replies - 2098 views - 04/20/13 by Harish Ganesan in Articles
Inversion Of Control is one of the most common and widely used techniques for handling class dependencies in software development and could easily be the most...
0 replies - 8054 views - 04/19/13 by Luis Aguilar in Articles
