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Inzage in je gegevens bij Facebook
Geïnteresseerd in de informatie die Facebook over je bewaart, dan is dit overzicht een begin. Een begin, want niet alles wat bekend is wordt daarin genoemd.
Wil je zo’n overzicht van je eigen gegevens dan kan deze instructie helpen bij het aanvragen.
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Tuning Oracle UCM 11 & Site Studio performance
Practical tips from Bex Huff about performance tuning Oracle UCM 11g (& WebCenter). He also mentions a presentation he gave about tuning UCM Site Studio.
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Testing JavaScript with JsTestDriver
JsTestDriver is a tool to execute unit tests for your JavaScripts. This article explains how to write tests and use the tool to automate testing your code in several browsers.
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Agile Chronicles #12: Technical Debt
Via some route I got to this interesting article by Jesse Warden about technical debt, especially when using Scrum. Two great quotes:
If your team is working on fixing bugs, they aren’t working on user stories.
Bugs do not deliver business value, their cost of fixing is part of realizing the original story.
It’s generally assumed that 80% of your 2 week Sprint is spent refactoring. I’ll let that sink in.
Think about that! To realize user stories, 80% of the sprint the team is busy adapting existing software to make sure the new feature fits perfectly. Scrum doesn’t mean quick & dirty programming.
In Scrum preventing technical debt is a daytime job. If you don’t pay enough attention it will come back and you’ll have to pay with interest.
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Continuous Integration for the world – Agile 2011
Presentation with demos showing current tools used in the devops space and pointing out similarities between the release process of code and servers:
- veewee : creating a Just Enough Operating system
- Vagrant: spinning up an Ubuntu box
- Chef: provisioning the box with an apache server
- Cucumber-Nagios: testing the provisioned box with Jenkins and Ccucumber-Nagios
- Mccloud: repeating the same process on ec2 instead of Virtualbox
This demonstrates the concept of infrastructure as code and virtualization to define and build infrastructure based on text files. Those files can be version-controlled and tested like regular code. The artefact ami, image, can then be deployed on an infrastructure.
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Java Summer Workshops on Greenfoot and Alice
Introductory workshop to programming with Greenfoot and Alice. Greenfoot and Alice are visual educational tools for learning the basics of Java programming and problem solving skills. In this workshop, students used only drag and drop functions to create their animations.
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JVM Language Summit 2011 Sessions
You can now watch the presentations of the recent JVM Language Summit and see the presentation slides.
Apart from the keynotes the presentations cover the topics JVM Capabilities, Language Implementations on the JVM, Java SE 8 and Emerging Technologies.
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Testing your RESTful Web-Services with REST-assured and Jersey-Test-Framework
A tutorial about testing REST-ful services. Tests for both tools can be written in JUnit, which means these tests can be part of your normal automated unit tests.
- REST-assured, a framework that offers a DSL-like syntax to create well readable tests.
- Jersey-Test-Framework which offers a execution environment and is built upon the JAX-RS reference implementation, Jersey.
In the tutorial you will create a simple SOAP service and then implement integration tests for this service using both frameworks.
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PopShared.nl toont de meest gedeelde headlines op Twitter
PopShared.nl rangschikt berichten van nieuwssitesop basis van het aantal retweets dat de headlines genereren. Voor elk van de onderwerpen Nieuws, Economie, Marketing, Tech en Mobile worden tot 15 websites gevolgd. De meest gedeelde headlines zijn te bekijken over de periodes van de afgelopen 24 uur, 2 en 7 dagen.