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by volkadav 14y ago
You might like project lombok re: getters and setters. It has a feature that implements this using annotations. True, this is an additional external dependency for a project when it'd be nice if it was a core language feature, but as exte
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by volkadav 14y ago
OmniTI (omniti.com) - offices in Manhattan and Columbia, MD (remote ok for the right candidates) We're a consultancy focusing on high scale web app design, ops support and the like, focusing on open source tools. We're growing and are hirin
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by volkadav 15y ago
They've got at least three different programming ecosystems thrown together it looks like. Admittedly some of it may be legacy, but still most large environments I've had experience with have a bit more focused an approach. The more diffe
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by volkadav 15y ago
Not exactly RESTful but you might find some utility in this, developed at and open-sourced by the NYT: http://code.nytimes.com/projects/dbslayer (edit to add: this is mysql-only, unfortunately :) I forgot about that part when I remembered
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by volkadav 16y ago
Try writing a custom apache module? (Or nginx, or similar...) You can do some pretty fun things once you get into that layer of the web transaction life cycle (e.g. modifying behavior of things outside of the usual request/response part o
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by volkadav 16y ago
I do have some future-direction worries about php (the 6 dev process has had some ... quirks; like "let's just bin this and start over") and mysql (re: acquisition by oracle and ensuing staff departures, forked projects, etc.). But they're
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by volkadav 16y ago
Only over some threshold (iirc, though it has been some time, around 80k USD equivalent). So maybe yes for someone with a comparatively high income, but not so much a worry for a reasonably large segment of the population. Naturally if thi