Ubersoldat

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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Really nice. Great job guys. One of the things I miss from JQueryUI from ExtJS is the datasources which aren't (AFAIK) an integrated component of the framework. I'll give it a try.
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Totally agree and this tool might help in this situations but still I find it more suitable to simply watch the memory usage, which in a sane application, should have a pattern.
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Detecting memory leaks is easy: run some stress tests before deploying to production! I mean, I don't see the use of this tool. Attach it to a live JVM to detect leaks which shouldn't be there?
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Doesn't work in Ubuntu Maverick with X.Org 1.7.5
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
http://monocaffe.blogspot.com/2011/10/javas-ghost-jvms.html "how does tools like JPS, JConsole or VisualVM know the JVMs running in a system? They simply look in the folder /tmp/hsperfdata_foo where a 32KB data file with the PID as name i
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Because their RAM comes with a nice Apple logo and a sticker!
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
I didn't know that HN published every stupid story it got.
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
I'm working on making this a deployable WAR. In the future it should be able to be deployed in any AS and in google apps engine. But first, I wanted it to work as an applications server for JavaScript.
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Jongo is a Java server (with embedded Jetty) which provides CRUD operations over any JDBC supported RDBMS using REST.
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Show HN: Jongo, a RESTful JDBC Interface Server(code.google.com)
7 points by Ubersoldat 15y ago|3 comments
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Come on! http://www.bing.com/search?q=code+highlighter+online
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Here we work with scrum and have a pretty agile development cycle. I really believe that if we were to develop our site ground-up, we would use JEE again for the same reasons some of you've pointed out... and actually, we're doing it! But,
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
I just have to raise my head to see at least 60 new HP computers and 100 23' HP monitors in my office. I don't see any of all this people using an iPad (most of us have one) to do work. So no, the PC market is not dead and it ain't going to
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Not only on old phones, think about all those Chinese ripoffs of the iPhone, Nokia, etc... yeah! running J2ME!
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Slow news day? Anyway, most Panasonic TVs also run Linux. There's an option in the menu to read the GPL http://patrick.wagstrom.net/resources/images/blog/tvLicense1...
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Well, it's not a bad idea. Why let WebOS have the same faith BeOS (another Palm owned OS) be forgotten?
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
I've been an OO programmer for a long time and I really, really like the way functional programming works. It takes some time to re-think your previous assumptions, but even when in pure Java, a more functional approach provides a much bett
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
Groovy is pretty fast with Groovy++
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by Ubersoldat 15y ago
To compare Linux with MacOS (or Windows) you should buy also a computer MADE to run Linux. Please, go ahead and install MacOS (or Windows) in a bunch of HP Proliants or in a Sun Blade. How about in a Compaq nc6300? OK, you probably like be