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During the studies of database design with the accompanying toy project DuctileDB, I found some disturbing performance issues. During the implementation of a needed log structured storage, […]
More Details(This article was triggered by a question “Hadoop Jersey conflicts with Wildfly resteasy” on StackOverflow, because I hit the same wall…) For a current project, I evaluate the […]
More DetailsBefore version 1.0.2 Arquillian did not support EAR deployments which contained multiple WAR files. The issue was the selection of the WAR into which the arquillian artifacts are […]
More Details For a project I had the need to implement a monitoring functionality based on HTML5 and WebSockets. It is quite trivial with JavaEE 7, as I will […]
More DetailsShort answer: No. But, more efficient. A happy new year to all of you! This is the first post in 2014 and it is a (not so) short […]
More DetailsThere a some common pitfalls in software development. Most can be overcome by the developers them self, but when it comes to software licensing, they are completely lost […]
More DetailsI checked the V-Model of software development again a couple of days ago during my holidays. (For example have a look to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-Model_%28software_development%29). The model in general […]
More DetailsWhen I have a look to current software developments and have in my mind the current process of a world becoming smaller and smaller, I start to wonder, […]
More DetailsDuring my work as consultant, I was asked about high performance computing (HPC) and how to implement it. As always, one of the strongest constraints is a tight […]
More DetailsWhen I started to learn programming professionally in 1991 at the Schülerrechenzentrum Dresden I was always told: “Do not use GOTO statements! It is never needed due to […]
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