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Java App on MongoDB in 30 Minutes

I have recently been bitten by the NoSQL bug - or as colleague of mine Mark Atwell coined "Burn the Where!" movement. While I have no intention of shunning friendly "SELECT ... WHERE" anytime soon...

5-Minute Beginner's Guide: Installing / Testing Redis and Node.js on OS X

Redis is an open source, advanced key-value store. Node.js is a platform built on Chromes JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven...

How strong is your Java-fu? Take the TopGeek Quiz challenge

zeroturnaround.com Have you ever felt like you are the smartest Java dev in your team? In the world? Quantifying this sort of superiority can be completed in only one way (two, if you count dueling...

Bad Code: Too Many Object Conversions Between Application Layers And How to Avoid Them

Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community Have you ever worked with an application where you had to copy data from one object to another and another and so on before you actually could...

The Developer/Non-Developer Impedance Mismatch

Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community Most software developers have probably heard of and even had experiences with the object-relational impedance mismatch (often addressed with...

The Limited Usefulness of ServletRequest.startAsync()

Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community Some time ago I came across What's the purpose of AsyncContext.start(...) in Servlet 3.0? question. Quoting the Javadoc of aforementioned...

What’s new in Spring 3.0?

JavaBeat Before we talk about the Spring 3.0 features, it is quite reasonable to walk through a list of features introduced in the Spring 2.5 release. Looking into the Spring 2.5 features would...

CamelOne and JEEConf Wrap-Up

Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community I had a blast of a week at CamelOne and JEEConf. Both organized perfectly and awesome crowd all around. Preview Text: I had a blast of a week...

Hadoop MapReducers in .NET - Making C# and VB First Class Citizens in Hadoop

Hadoop was written in Java. So it makes sense that Java will always be Hadoop's best friend. Hadoop streaming is great tool that allows interoperability with other languages, but this still doesn't...

Creating a Custom Spring 3 XML Namespace

For me historically maybe the least approachable part of the Spring Framework is the system to define custom XML schemas to use in the configuration files for defining beans (The ones like aop...