People like to complain about MongoDB. For instance, maybe they feel that it ruined their social network, or any number of other less recent complaints. The debate gets so heated, though, that sometimes valid criticisms – and nothing is above criticism…
Everybody’s trying to get in on the big-money future of IoT, and now “everybody” includes Microsoft with Windows 10. Larry Dignan at ZDNet put together a look at Windows 10’s role in IoT – as it’s been described by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella at the Ga…
This third post in this series of blogs about MaxScale is finally getting where you want to go: Install and configure MaxScale. The first blog in this series was an overview of what MaxScale is and the second about how to set up a Cluster of MariaDB se…
It’s been awhile since I last posted, and like last time I took a big break, I was taking some classes on Coursera. This time it was Functional Programming Principals in Scala and Principles of Reactive Programming. I found both of them to be great cou…
My last article raised an interesting discussion whether you should see tests more as documentation or more as specification. I agree that they can contribute to both of them, but I still think tests are just – tests… There were also complaints about…
Abstract It has been a while since the first and second posts of this series, but a lot has happened in the past few months, most notably the fact that the code from eclipselabs is going to be ported to Project Chaupal which will (eventually) b…
[editor’s note: be sure to check out part 1 , part 2 , part 3 , and part 4 ] in the fifth part of this javascript kinetic scrolling tutorial, a demo of the attractive cover f…
Typesafe ran a survey of Java developers in February, along with a follow-up in September – you might have seen that one on DZone – and together they present an interesting look at the uptake of Java 8 and other industry trends. The first part of the s…
Sometimes you just have to track the sleep habits of the living things around you. For example, maybe your children wake up at mysterious and unexpected times. Otherwise, in the case of Ricky Robinett at Twilio, you might just be wondering how much you…
It’s fairly clear that not everybody agrees on how to define the Internet of Things, but certain aspects are more generally agreed upon. For example, DIY computing (along the lines of Raspberry Pi) is opening up in a big way because of the growth of Io…
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