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Heroku | Heroku for Java
The introduction of to is an important milestone! (Also the picking Jetty & container-less deployment)
java  from twitter_favs
august 2011 by sogrady
JVM Web Framework Matrix
Raible's JVM web framework matrix. very useful comparison.
jvm  java  framework  jsft  spring  struts  gwt  grails  rails  flex  vaadin  lift  play 
december 2010 by sogrady
Stuff Michael Meeks is doing
Why Oracle's Java Copyrights Might Matter - interesting analysis
#java  #oracle  #copyright  java  oracle  copyright  from twitter_favs
august 2010 by sogrady
Guacamole
vnc viewer for the browser. useful.
ajax  html5  java  javascript  vnc  browser  from twitter_favs
july 2010 by sogrady
Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Everybody's appy nowadays
"The question that will be answered in the years ahead is this: Is write-once-run-anywhere the destiny of software, or was it an anomaly?" - or, as is generally the case, history cyclical, and this just a swing of the pendulum? there is no "destiny" to markets, no permanent end state. the rise of Microsoft post-IBM, the rise of Google post-Microsoft, provide us with strong evidence that what today looks like need not - and indeed is unlikely to - be predictive of what 10 years from now looks like.
nicholascarr  writeoncerunanywhere  java  centralization  marketplaces  appstore 
january 2010 by sogrady
ongoing · The Sun Cloud
a nutty schedule has prevented me from talking direct w/ Tim about this, sadly, but it looks interesting. need to write it up after getting the walkthrough.
timbray  sun  cloud  rest  java  python  ruby  storage  amazon  creativecommons 
march 2009 by sogrady
Using Eclipse for Web Development | corey gilmore's blog
a critique of Eclipse from the perspective of a new user: i know they're working on this
programming  php  java  eclipse  coreygilmore 
december 2008 by sogrady
pmuellr: more android thoughts
very interesting thoughts on Android, its construction, and its SDK
pmuellr  android  mobile  java  sdk  review  opensource 
december 2008 by sogrady
Stefano’s Linotype » Blog Archive » Android, say thanks to Bilski
Stefano on Android and its potential patent implications vis a vis Java
android  java  stefanomazzocchi  software  patents  sun 
december 2008 by sogrady
Aleksey Aristov : Weblog
"Cloud Studio with OSGi support is finally out. Now it is possible to upload your bundles into S3 based bundle repository and create an instance profile (similiar to "Run Configuration" in Eclipse). After profile is created, an EC2 instance that hosts OSGi framework with required bundles can be launched." - late with this, but it's interesting nonetheless.
s3  ec2  eclipse  osgi  amazon  cloud  java 
october 2008 by sogrady
Sun girds its grid for cloud business spin out | The Register
the spin out terminology is a bit misleading, since what this is rather is a change in the reporting structure
utility  sun  network  java  cloud  network.com 
august 2008 by sogrady
Stevey's Blog Rants: Rhinos and Tigers
this was probably the best presentation i saw @ Google I/O
i/o  javascript  java  rhino  programming  google  jvm  steveyegge  languages  xml  json 
june 2008 by sogrady
SpringSource Team Blog » Open Source, Open Strategy: The SpringSource Manifesto
"We are not changing and will not change the license of any existing project. The Spring Portfolio will remain under the Apache License. This covers the Spring Framework, Spring Security, Spring Web Flow and the rest of the Spring Portfolio."
spring  opensource  java  business  foss  licensing 
june 2008 by sogrady
Yahoo! Launches World's Largest Hadoop Production Application (Hadoop and Distributed Computing at Yahoo!)
"Yahoo! recently launched what we believe is the worlds largest Apache Hadoop production application. The Yahoo! Search Webmap is a Hadoop application that runs on a more than 10,000 core Linux cluster"
apache  hadoop  infrastructure  java  mapreduce  opensource  scalability  yahoo 
february 2008 by sogrady
Raible Designs | Groovy, Rails needs Components, RIA Frameworks compared and faster WebTests
"To summarize: use Groovy over Java, Rails needs components, Flex is the best RIA framework and WebTest keeps getting better. These aren't my words, but I don't see much fault in them either."
mattrailble  groovy  java  rails  ria  flex  webtest 
february 2008 by sogrady
Geronimo: Are its days numbered?
interesting. have heard speculation on this for a while, but it's been a long time
analysis  application  geronimo  jee  java  ibm  via:javaposse 
january 2008 by sogrady
OSAF 2.0 and Me at Ted Leung on the Air
Ted's looking. if you're smart, you'll look back.
tedleung  osaf  hiring  opensource  community  java  python 
january 2008 by sogrady
Language Shootout - Miguel de Icaza
"Alvaro points out that in the Language Shootout Benchmark Mono comes in 18th place compared to Java's 10th place."
mono  migueldeicaza  java  performance  benchmarks  shootout 
december 2007 by sogrady
Weblog | honking great app servers
"First let me say this - the JEE stuff and the container vendors that drive it are tied (still, but maybe less than a few years ago) to a physical three-tier model, whereas physical two-tier is a known good way way to build web systems."
architecture  hibernate  j2ee  java  jee  lamp  application  servers  billdehóra 
december 2007 by sogrady
Eclipse Wins Java Board Seat
a belated congrats to the Apache and Eclipse folks. should make the JCP that much more interesting this year.
jcp  eclipse  apache  sun  java  community 
november 2007 by sogrady
Google engineer explains Android choices
"We have our own APIs [and] a better flavor of Java," - is the fragmenting of Java beginning?
java  android  harmony  apache  google  sun 
november 2007 by sogrady
Red Hat and Sun Collaborate to Advance Open Source Java Technology
interesting news. FYI, this bit - "Red Hat will have full access to the OpenJDK code base" - is intended to mean that RHAT has the ability to contribute back (not commit rights, yet). the code is still open for all comers.
redhat  sun  foss  icedtea  java  opensource 
november 2007 by sogrady
Ted Leung on the Air » Blog Archive » Leopard, Java, and Open Source
very clear eyed take from Ted on the Leopard / Java flap. second the recommendation for Dalibor's comments as well
tedleung  java  leopard  apple  sun  os-x  dalibortopic 
october 2007 by sogrady
RussellBeattie.com - Java needs an overhaul
everybody who sent me this is right: it's worth reading. i don't agree w/ everything in here, but it's a useful and (mostly) constructive critique
russellbeattie  java  erlang  concurrency  bloat  languages  jvm  threading 
august 2007 by sogrady
Ted Leung on the Air » Blog Archive » Scalability != concurrency
"It is certainly possible to scale a program written in any language - that’s a given. Especially when scaling = throwing more hardware at it. But there’s got to be a better way...Question is whether the better way is worth the price of admission."
concurrency  scalability  tedleung  erlang  java  samruby 
august 2007 by sogrady
Jonathan Schwartz's Weblog: The Rise of JAVA - The Retirement of SUNW
personally, i would not want my company tied so exclusively to a single brand - even as important as Java is. not really sure what the benefit is here, but i'll wait and see what they have to say about the move. comments are almost uniformly negative.
sun  ticker  java  branding  sunw 
august 2007 by sogrady
Sam Ruby: Long Bets Apologia
and Sam, in turn, responds to the responses
samruby  erlang  concurrency  java  jvm  hadoop  jabber  atom  app  rest 
august 2007 by sogrady
John Lam on Software: Steve Yegge ported Rails to JavaScript
"When that fell on deaf ears (Google really does not want to increase the number of languages that must be supported by their infrastructure), Steve decided to do what any other frustrated programmer would do: he ported Rails to JavaScript." who wouldn't?
steveyegge  google  rails  rhino  port  javascript  framework  java  python 
june 2007 by sogrady
Raible Designs | The good ol' Job Hunt
Raible's available, which is unusual; i suggest you jump on the chance to hire one of the better Java devs around while you can
mattraible  hiring  java  developer  freelance 
june 2007 by sogrady
Peter Yared's Musings: What Happened to LAMP?
i differ with Peter on this point, but his observations are interesting - particularly considering his background
peteryared  lamp  java  enterprise  adoption 
june 2007 by sogrady
Mark J. Wielaard » IcedTea
"I have to admit I hadn’t expected a fully free boostrappable OpenJDK already, but there it is!" - mjw's right - congrats to the IcedTea folks, this is impressive
icedtea  java  openjdk  opensource  redhat 
june 2007 by sogrady
Welcome to Solr
"Solr is an open source enterprise search server based on the Lucene Java search library, with XML/HTTP and JSON APIs...caching, replication, and a web administration interface. It runs in a Java servlet container such as Tomcat."
solr  Lucene  java  enterprise  search  via:Joshua 
may 2007 by sogrady
IBM developerWorks : Blogs : Patrick Mueller
pmueller is frustrated with the state and pace of innovation in the Java world
java  patrickmueller  innovation  licensing 
april 2007 by sogrady
The Java Community Process(SM) Program - JSRs: Java Specification Requests - results
this is bad news for Sun; some surprising (and not) Apache solidarity here
apache  sun  java  intel  redhat  ibm 
april 2007 by sogrady
Simon Phipps, SunMink: Full Java Stack In Ubuntu
good news for the Sun folks, and i know a couple of Ubuntu folks that'll be pleased
simonphipps  java  ubuntu  canonical 
april 2007 by sogrady
madduck's droppings : /geek/2007.04.05_sun-gives-a-flying-food-for-amd64
AMD64 always seems like the last platform to be supported, whether it's Adobe, Sun, etc
amd64  sun  java  support  cross-platform 
april 2007 by sogrady
IBM - Changes in Cloudscape Availability and Support
interesting; cloudscape was never a huge business, but definitely had its fans - need to hear more to understand what the implications are for Derby
derby  cloudscape  via:Simon  opensource  database  java  apache 
march 2007 by sogrady
Web Development Technologies - Miguel de Icaza
excellent piece from Miguel on potential web platforms
migueldeicaza  tedleung  wpf/e  java  Flash  open 
march 2007 by sogrady
Simon Phipps, SunMink: LiveMink: Miguel de Icaza
Miguel remains one of the more interesting folks in the industry, to me; great interview from Simon (listen to his answer re: would they create Mono if Java had been open sourced) - as an aside, i thought it was mig-ELLE, rather than mig-WELL
migueldeicaza  simonphipps  livemink  podcast  interview  mono  java  opensource  novell 
march 2007 by sogrady
Andi Gutmans' Weblog: PHP at Java One
this is terrific news; very glad to see more Java v PHP walls come down
andigutmans  php  java  javaone  zend 
february 2007 by sogrady
Tom Marble's Weblog
Tom's been an excellent ambassador for Java thus far - this role will suit him well
tommarble  via:Simon  ambassador  java 
february 2007 by sogrady
In Which I Think About Java Again, But Only For A Moment — Thought Palace
this is interesting, considering the fact that i've actually begun using a couple of desktop Java applications again
java  desktop  applications  iPhone  cocoa  apple  os-x 
january 2007 by sogrady
Installing JDK6 on Debian Etch (or Ubuntu) - CentricWare Confluence
used this to setup and configure Sun's Java JDK 6, which permits full screen mode and thus allows JDarkRoom to work
java  6  jre  se  jdarkroom  debian  etch  ubuntu  edgy  useful 
january 2007 by sogrady
JDarkRoom
i'd try this, but can't seem to get my Java instance enabled for full screen mode
jdarkroom  java  texteditor  fullscreen  darkroom  writeroom 
january 2007 by sogrady
Ryan Tomayko - The Pending Ruby/Java Co-op
like pretty much everything else Ryan puts out, this is important: read it
tomayko  ruby  java  dyamic  languages  php  perl  jvm  sun 
december 2006 by sogrady
some java 1.5/1.6 stuff
Javac running on GNU Classpath = good news (big thanks to Dalibor for the tip)
via:Dalibor  via:#redmonk  gnu  classpath  java  javac  opensource 
december 2006 by sogrady
DeWitt Clinton » Blog Archive » Mod Atom?
"One more advantage: I’m in the quiet minority I think, but the whole “open source” Java thing has left me with a pretty bad feeling." - interesting, i wonder why? be sure to check out the comments for this entry, however
java  opensource  clinton  abdera  app  atom  mod_atom  apache  httpd 
december 2006 by sogrady
Open source Java presents world of opportunities | InfoWorld | News | 2006-11-22 | By Paul Krill
the backstory here is (to me) more interesting; Cote using #redmonk as a means to connect with reporters with developers - outstanding, and hope to see more of this
#redmonk  cote  irc  community  java  openource 
november 2006 by sogrady
Who Else Gains from a GPL'd Java? | Linux Journal
appreciate the kind words from Glyn; read this, b/c he covers a couple of things i missed - notably the impact on Stallman, and provides more historical context
java  gpl  linux  sunos  solaris  moody 
november 2006 by sogrady
Ryan Tomayko - Java in The Land of Make Believe
"Whether it reaches that status is yet to be seen but I care about the fact that it is now at least possible." - i could not be happier that Ryan's back at it, and this is why
java  opensource  gpl  tomayko 
november 2006 by sogrady
Amazon Web Services Developer Connection : Elastic Live? ...
joelpm wonders how the Elastic Live folks i pointed to (via Barnaby) are persisting state: excellent question - think i'll drop them a line
ec2  s3  elasticlive  amazon  persistence  tomcat  java  mysql 
november 2006 by sogrady
ongoing · Comparing Frameworks
Tim with some thoughts on scalability, performance and maintainability amongst the more popular web platforms
blog  framework  java  php  ruby  rubyonrails  rails 
november 2006 by sogrady
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