rckenned

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   by rckenned 11y ago

   There's a lot of things about this I'd enjoy talking with folks about: * Fear's role in software development * Emoji's role in presentation development
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   Fear Driven Development(slideshare.net)

   1 points by rckenned 11y ago|1 comments
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   by rckenned 12y ago

   Interesting, I'd never seen this. For what it's worth, early Dropwizard versions used Guice heavily. We yanked it out because we found the indirection of dependency injection wasn't buying us much. Subsequently, others have p
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   by rckenned 12y ago

   Metrics was created before Servo. Some folks at Netflix wanted to use Metrics but ran into fundamental differences of opinion with us (Yammer) that we weren't willing to yield on. So Netflix built Servo and Dropwizard kept going with M
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   by rckenned 15y ago

   The Bump guys did a "Scala on Android" talk at the last Scala Days. They didn't explicitly say it, but reading between the lines it sounded like, "Scala on Android…don't". http://www.slideshare.net/michael.galpin/scala-on-android-ex...
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   by rckenned 15y ago

   At Yammer we use Riak to power our notifications backend. More details available here… http://blog.basho.com/2011/03/28/Riak-and-Scala-at-Yammer/
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   by rckenned 16y ago

   We had a similar problem at Yahoo! with BBAuth and OAuth. Developers started out initially building an application that needed access to (for instance) Yahoo! Mail. Unfortunately, there's no way in the Yahoo! Developer Network to "upsize" a