Deploy React Applications in a Servlet Environment
Some tips and tricks to deploy React applications in a Servlet Environment
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Export Tasks from Nirvana to Zenkit - Part 2
In the first part of this series I showed you how to export data from from Nirvana, process it, then import as "raw" CSV files into Zenkit. In this second part we will see how to use advanced Zenkit features such as field conversion and views.
Export Tasks from Nirvana to Zenkit - Part 1
I am quite a fan of GTD - Getting Things Done® methodology, and productivity tools in general. Over the last few years I've tried different workflows, applications, even Bullet Journal to stay organized and do things. In this article I will show you how to move your tasks and projects from Nirvana to Zenkit.
Secure, Flexible and Scalable Build Configuration with Maven
Many of the projects I'm involved in use Maven as build system due to its reliability, widespread use, and flexibility. However, I often find myself hurdling around bad choices with regard to the build process. In this article I'd like to illustrate some of the most useful techniques to implement …
Deploy React Applications in a Servlet Environment
Modern web applications using React and other frameworks are often distributed as static websites. It is undoubtely the simplest, cache-friendly and dead-cheap solution. However, some enterprisey projects (think about data-entry and legacy business applications) need to be deployed in a constrained environment like a Java JEE Servlet Engine (Tomcat, Jetty …
Keep A Markdown Journal To Get Your Projects Done
Software development is hard. Organizations, small and large, can be very inefficient sometimes: people waste their energy on endless meetings, vague specification documents, pointless "reply-to-all" emails. Working as a freelancer in such environments is perhaps even worse, as you're supposed to be the hyper-efficient 10x developer unicorn that can make …
Intellij Live Templates for Javascript Development
I'm a IntelliJ IDEA user since late 2013. After a long (and not without problems) liaison with Eclipse IDE, and before that with the glorious Borland JBuilder, I wanted to try something new. Not that Eclipse was bad per se, it was just getting heavier and buggier release after release, and the plugin ecosystem wasn't anymore something you could rely on. I remember also giving NetBeans a last chance: NO WAY. So I thought "What's all this fuss around JetBrain IntelliJ IDEA?"
Simulare Il Carico Di Un Server Con Groovy Apache Commons Math E Jfreechart
È ormai da un po' di tempo che ho imparato a giocherellare con Groovy e devo dire che lo sto apprezzando ogni giorno di più. In questo articolo voglio mostrarvi come sia facile simulare, utilizzando Groovy e la libreria Apache Commons Math, i dati di carico tipici di un server …
Book Review: The Pragmatic Programmer
It's been a long time since I wanted to read this book, given enthusiastic reviews from various influential programmers. After "digesting" it (it took me almost three months) I can confirm the absolute value of this publication! Title: The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master Authors: Andrew Hunt, David Thomas …
Recensione Pragmatic Programmer
Era da tempo che volevo leggere questo libro, viste le ottime recensioni da parte di addetti ai lavori o personaggi "influenti" del variegato mondo della programmazione. Ora che l'ho "digerito" (ci ho messo quasi tre mesi per leggerlo tutto!) non posso che confermare l'assoluto valore di questa pubblicazione! Titolo: The …
Book review: NoSQL Distilled
Today's book review is about the very interesting, and long-awaited, book from Pramod J. Sadalage e Martin Fowler. Title: NoSQL Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Emerging World of Polyglot Persistence Authors: Pramodkumar J. Sadalage, Martin Fowler Language: english Editor: Addison Wesley (September 2012) NoSQL: beyond buzzwords The term NoSQL …
