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jermo
11y ago
What if they offered a data export/backup option? Since the Api is there you could even write one yourself
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jermo
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Which is not that surprising since Vert.x is more than just a web framework. It also let's you build distributed applications and to scale your web app horizontally.
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jermo
11y ago
What's DSL JSON?
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jermo
11y ago
And there are others like Ratpack.io, Vert.x and JFry
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11y ago
Eclipse's usability depends a lot on what it use it for. It supports lots of languages, build tools and environments. All that is supported through plugins and the quality of those plugins determines your user experience. Without namin
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Faster AtomicFieldUpdaters for Everyone
(shipilev.net)
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11y ago
Oh wow > The latest example is my former clients at Tokutek, who just > got sold to Percona in a presumably small deal — regrettably > without having yet paid me all the money I’m owed.
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jermo
11y ago
No joins. I wonder why you wouldn't use PrestoDB to connect to Elastic Search. It provides you with an SQL engine and you just need to write a connector that knows how to get data. Similar thing has been done in Crate.io.
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11y ago
This looks awesome. Something I always liked in Twitter and missed in GitHub. Next item on my wish list - StackOverflow style notification dropdown.
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11y ago
There are ways to estimate revenues https://saastr.quora.com/How-to-Figure-Out-Your-Competitors%...
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Finding out how “early stage” a VC firm really is
(berlinvc.com)
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11y ago
You can't use Java 8 on Android but you can get a lot of its features. RetroLambda library will get you lambdas and streamsupport provides backported Streams API.
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jermo
11y ago
You seem to have an issue with the author but you don't address his arguments. What's the point? Otherwise it just comes off as gratuitous negativity and ad-hominem.
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11y ago
If you use frameworks where components communicate by exchanging messages then it's quite easy to start with a single app and later scale it to multiple services. With frameworks like Akka (Actors) or Vert.x the communication can be lo
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11y ago
Which is kind of the point behind his earlier article 'Monolith First' [1] [1] http://martinfowler.com/bliki/MonolithFirst.html
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11y ago
From https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/vertx/xgGgQcDeX04/0q8C... Here are some of the highlights of Vert.x 3: * A new and improved core API providing HTTP, SSL, TCP, UDP, DNS, WebSockets, File Sy
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11y ago
How does it compare to Ratpack http://ratpack.io ?
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11y ago
It's been discussed before http://ahmedsoliman.com/2014/03/26/will-java-8-kill-scala/ and comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7478367
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11y ago
Put.io has a big advantage in that it streams the files to you via the browser. You don't need to download the whole file locally in order to watch it. If needed it even converts to mp4 and adds subtitles.
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We don't even need to agree or disagree. There are numerous studies on how often network partitions happen. Aphyr & Bailis paper 'The Network Is Reliable' [1] has a very detailed overview of these studies. [1] https:
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11y ago
Increasing the size of memtables should reduce the tombestone overhead since entries will get overwritten in memory.
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11y ago
Looks good but what is the license of this library? Can't see one in the repository. Would recommend adding a LICENSE file.
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They're not the only ones running into issues with TPH and numa. For more suggestions to reduce jitter on Linux see Gil Tene's (Azul) advice: http://highscalability.com/blog/2015/4/8/the-black-m
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Here's one: http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.scala.debate/month=201... Apart from occasional issues in the community Scala is criticised for being too complex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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> Waiter said than done What does that mean?
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Problems with CAP, and Yahoo’s little known NoSQL system
(dbmsmusings.blogspot.com)
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Minitransaction: An Alternative to Multi-Paxos and Raft
(forum.treode.com)
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FoundationDB's Lesson: A Fast Key-Value Store Is Not Enough
(voltdb.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Another great read on this subject "Exactly-Once Delivery May Not Be What You Want" https://brooker.co.za/blog/2014/11/15/exactly-once.html
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12y ago
Didn't expect this at all. When I first saw it go viral I thought they'll have no problem selling it. So I guess this reinforces the importance of execution vs idea. Kudos to Armin and the team for taking on a project like this.
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