Archive for the “Daily del.icio.us” Category
My daily del.icio.us links.
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How to look for Jars in Groovy.
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Tips for Grails (Groovy RoR clone). I personaly don’t like Grails that much, but still worth the read.
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A benchmark of what I consider to be the best full-blown opensource relationnal database server. (full bench at http://www.spec.org/jAppServer2004/results/res2007q3/jAppServer2004-20070606-00065.html).
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The PetStore JavaEE sample applications using JBoss Seam / JSF, JPA (new-generation CMP EJB ) running on Glassfish.
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A Python ORM developed by Canonical (Ubuntu).
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Une bande dessinée comique sur la Formule 1. Tout simplement excellent !
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A J2EE guy impressions after moving to Ruby on Rails.
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A very well-written article on tuning PostgreSQL. It will also give you a few pointers to find out more on the topic.
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Thoughtful post on how the JRuby guys plan to help the Java virtual machine just-in-time compiler to boost the JRuby performance. I’ve learned a few things regarding the JVN JIT 
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Groovy supports Java annotations which is very useful thing when you want to interface with some frameworks from Groovy.
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A very good NNTP newsgroup reader for… errr… hum… getting “news”
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A very good review of management books. You may need to learn about this at some point of your career…
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Preview of the upcoming swiss knife for Ruby on Rails applications deployment / maintainance.
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AppleScript is always amazingly simple to use. Here, the Google guys have enabled their Google Desktop application, and show some examples. Neat!
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The japanese rule of eating until you are 80% full may also apply to other things like … presentation talks.
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Return statements in Java ‘finally’ clauses considered harmful.
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A set of free icons for web 2.0 social-bla-bla-bla websites (del.icio.us, digg, dtc/iya, …).
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Nobody reads end user license agreements, so here is why we should sometimes care a bit more about them.
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The Internet is nefast to productivity
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Adsense ads borders can now be rounded. Nice to have.
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Funny story of a middle-of-the night call emergency operation for sysadmins.
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Interesting discussion on the implementation of the JavaScript ‘with’ function in Ruby.
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A set of screencast showing JBoss Seam development in combination with Eclipse.
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There’s been a lot of Safari3 on Windows bashing lately with people forgeting that this is still a beta. Romain explains in this post why he likes Safari and won’t go into the bashing wagon.
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Excellent mottos for PHP… did I ever tell you that PHP is crap? :-p
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A very interesting discussion on sound loundness that you can extrapolate to your talks too.
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The website of the OpenDocument Formal Alliance which is promoting the use of these open formats. ODF is the main format of OpenOffice.org starting from version 2.0 and above.
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