adamw1pl

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by adamw1pl 12y ago
Maybe we should target a .NET DSL next then ;)
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
That's on purpose, of course ;). But it's not only marketing: functional as in preferring immutable data structures, and reactive as in changing the form in response to user input. Let us know what you think about the DSL itself.
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Supler: Web forms development made easier(warski.org)
50 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|9 comments
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Clustering reactmq with akka-cluster(warski.org)
1 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Supler: A Functional Reactive Form Library(warski.org)
10 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Typed ask for Akka(warski.org)
2 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Missing OO and FP bridge in Scala(warski.org)
1 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Dependency Injection in Scala: Guide(di-in-scala.github.io)
1 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Updated with Kafka benchmarks: Evaluating persistent, replicated message queues(warski.org)
1 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Making the Reactive Queue durable with Akka Persistence(warski.org)
1 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
I'm also not sure how the above projects relate. As far as the scope of the blog goes, Apollo seems to be ruled out as it is not replicated. ActiveMQ does have replication, but they don't really sound convincing in the docs that i
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
HornetQ has flow control ( http://docs.jboss.org/hornetq/2.4.0.Final/docs/user-manual/h... ). Not sure about e.g. Rabbit. However I'm not aware of a standard solution in that space. Take a look at Rea
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
Agreed, a must-read :). Bottom line is all queues can loose messages (we don't know much about SQS in fact).
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
These are very good questions, however for a different post. Here I was mainly interested in the throughput. Jepsen post provide some insights (into Mongo and Rabbit). With Hornet you can easily end up with two primaries. SQS is untestable
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
Yes, my bad, should be there :) Stay tuned, I'm out soon till end of next week, but will definitely add it.
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Evaluating persistent, replicated message queues(warski.org)
37 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|11 comments
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Benchmarking SQS(warski.org)
2 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Implementing a Reactive Queue with Akka Reactive Streams(warski.org)
2 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
Sure, if people will be interested, we'll create an as-as-service version. Initially a lot of companies wanted to have a self-hosted version, though.
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
The likes - definitely - small things can make a huge difference :). But for me, the main advantage is having a clear to-do list, so that I can see at first glance what is still waiting for me. I think CB can work very well in conjunction w
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
Well, I, for one, am doing per-commit code reviews :) And I think it is working quite well for our team. The feedback loop is very quick. Not sure what you mean by "codebrag is single-branch", as we do support multiple branches (f
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
I wouldn't say these two are in opposition; while CodeBrag doesn't have support for pull request, I don't see why it shouldn't in the future. It would be perfectly valid to use CB to review commits in the branch for whic
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by adamw1pl 12y ago
I'd say that our two main differentiators are: * a clear "to do" list: you know at first glance if there are some commits to review, and the review process is made as simple as possible, not to get in the way of the developme
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Functional Discrete Optimization Coursera with Scala(warski.org)
3 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Inverse (i)Beacon Positioning(warski.org)
2 points by adamw1pl 12y ago|0 comments
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Using Scala traits as modules, or the “Thin Cake” Pattern(warski.org)
1 points by adamw1pl 13y ago|0 comments
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Traffic simulation game in Elm(warski.org)
3 points by adamw1pl 13y ago|0 comments
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How do iBeacons work?(warski.org)
4 points by adamw1pl 13y ago|0 comments