This is a short excerpt from Chapter 2 (Performance Measurement) of Pro .NET Performance, scheduled to appear in August 2012. I might be publishing a few more...
2 replies - 2702 views - 06/22/12 by Sasha Goldshtein in Articles
I've been following the products of WonderNetwork for a while as they do some interesting stuff with servers around the world. I particularly like Wonder...
0 replies - 3284 views - 06/20/12 by Rob Allen in Articles
Performance
problems are one of the biggest challenges to expect when designing and
implementing Java EE related technologies. Some of these common problems...
0 replies - 52553 views - 06/19/12 by Pierre - Hugues... in Articles
It was very interesting when I used the framework from Craftsman. This Framework is very useful for the JDBC Logging.Craftsman Spy is an open source and free...
0 replies - 7313 views - 06/17/12 by Walid El Sayed Aly in Articles
Every developer and sysadmin has a bit of the 'performance junkie' mentality in them. We crave benchmarks, even though we know they all suck at giving us a...
0 replies - 8674 views - 06/13/12 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
This is interesting stuff; Jonas Bonér organized some general some latency data by Peter Norvig
as a Gist, and others expanded on it. What's interesting is...
3 replies - 100028 views - 06/12/12 by Howard Lewis Ship in Articles
Exception
in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
is one of the common and difficult problems that you can face
when developing Java EE...
2 replies - 10347 views - 06/11/12 by Pierre - Hugues... in Articles
In my previous post about equals and hashcode I thought I'd point out
how to redesign the class in question to make better use of performance.
If you have...
5 replies - 7672 views - 06/09/12 by Michael Mainguy in Articles
This is a short excerpt from Chapter 1 of Pro .NET Performance, scheduled to appear in August 2012. I might be publishing a few more of these before and after...
3 replies - 4455 views - 06/07/12 by Sasha Goldshtein in Articles
Vert.x and Node.js
are similar in some ways, and different in others. One such difference
is that Node.js only allows you to write code in JavaScript...
1 replies - 7758 views - 06/05/12 by Chad Lung in Articles
Apache Solr powers enterprise search on sites from Ebay to
Zappos. It also powers Carsabi, but when we reached 1.8M listings per
month...
1 replies - 5235 views - 04/03/12 by Christopher Berner in Articles
Eduardo Cereto has some concerns about the
possibility of Google Analytics cookies slowing down the sites that use
the web app (which obviously includes...
5 replies - 6986 views - 01/13/12 by Eric Genesky in News
Operational stability and availability are a big deal when your application starts to handle the large, unstructured volumes of data that NoSQL solutions are...
1 replies - 9023 views - 12/15/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
In our quest to solve every memory leak in the Java world we get in touch with many teams, who struggle with performance issues of their applications. Every...
1 replies - 2686 views - 12/10/11 by Nikita Salnikov... in Articles
In 2006, my colleague Neal Ford coined the term Polyglot
Programming, to express the idea that applications should be written
in a mix of languages to...
5 replies - 10507 views - 11/17/11 by Martin Fowler in Articles
