jlward4th

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by jlward4th 9y ago
Misleading title. There was actually nothing about concurrency in the article.
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by jlward4th 10y ago
Can I have my $75 back?
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by jlward4th 10y ago
Or a more simple solution... Have a webhook receiver send the messages to Kafka. Then you don't have to change to a more complex delivery protocol.
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Java Library for Building Efficient Regular Expressions(github.com)
1 points by jlward4th 10y ago|0 comments
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Software That Writes and Evolves Software(medium.com)
1 points by jlward4th 10y ago|0 comments
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JRE 8 needs more codecache than before(engineering.indeedblog.com)
131 points by jlward4th 10y ago|37 comments
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5 Tips for Getting Accepted to Speak at Conferences(medium.com)
1 points by jlward4th 10y ago|0 comments
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Scalable Continuous Delivery Pipelines(jamesward.com)
1 points by jlward4th 10y ago|1 comments
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by jlward4th 10y ago
In regards to Stateless and 12 Factor... > This has a huge impact on application architecture, albeit not a unique one - the ‘Twelve-Factor App’ concept has precisely the same restriction. While 12 Factor does say that processes should b
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Play Framework 2.5.0 Has Been Released(groups.google.com)
2 points by jlward4th 11y ago|0 comments
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Typesafe Changes Name to Lightbend(lightbend.com)
79 points by jlward4th 11y ago|69 comments
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by jlward4th 11y ago
TL; DR: We actually have no idea what impact there is to having or eradicating mosquitos. So let's do nothing.
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Heroku Private Spaces Now Generally Available(blog.heroku.com)
6 points by jlward4th 11y ago|0 comments
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by jlward4th 11y ago
I actually feel and do the exact opposite. I find code on slides to be boring. When I present I want to give the audience an experience like they will have. Live coding can do that well. But it certainly can go bad quick. Live coding o
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by jlward4th 11y ago
The difference is that a password manager must be able to decrypt a password in order for it to be used, while ideally websites only store one-way hashed passwords which if stolen aren't always useful at gaining access to other sites.
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Ask HN: If you've had a kid, what do you wish you'd done differently?
10 points by jlward4th 11y ago|14 comments
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Refactoring to Microservices(jamesward.com)
1 points by jlward4th 11y ago|0 comments
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Reactive Postgres with Play Framework and ScalikeJDBC(jamesward.com)
1 points by jlward4th 12y ago|0 comments
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by jlward4th 12y ago
A year into this I'd love to hear a cost benefit analysis including infrastructure & ops cost, uptime, disaster recovery, security management (key rotation, heartbleed-like threat mitigation, etc), and overall developer happiness.
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by jlward4th 12y ago
The thing I hate about bikeshedding
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by jlward4th 12y ago
The reloading part of Play doesn't use bytecode manipulation, it simply creates a new classloader with the newly compiled stuff and then uses the new classloader on subsequent requests. There are other pieces of Play 1 & 2 that do
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by jlward4th 12y ago
I'm also curious about this. If there is no downside of filing a false DMCA complaint then what prevents someone from causing the receiver a ton of unnecessary work?
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Heroku: Expanding the Power of Add-ons(blog.heroku.com)
7 points by jlward4th 12y ago|0 comments
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by jlward4th 12y ago
So what does that value each reputation point at?
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Introducing Gulp Launcher(jamesward.com)
3 points by jlward4th 12y ago|0 comments
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by jlward4th 12y ago
Good point. I should have put more details in there. I prefer static typing with good type inference because it allows me to have a compiler validate a lot of my code pre-runtime. Otherwise I'm left with tests and actually running a
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by jlward4th 12y ago
Most platforms have pretty fragmented build tooling. I think an exception might be Go because it has the build tool built into the platform.
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by jlward4th 12y ago
It definitely depends on what your needs are. There are tradeoffs on both sides.
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by jlward4th 12y ago
Definitely. Which is why I labelled that section as my opinions. :)
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Heroku Announces HTTP Git Beta(blog.heroku.com)
11 points by jlward4th 12y ago|0 comments

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