Monthly Archives: June 2009

dm Server 2.0 in Action

Posted on June 27, 2009 by Jan Machacek

We strongly believe that OSGi is the future of Java EE development. Let me be more clear (mea maxima culpa!) clearer: if Java EE applications do not clean up their act and become more manageable, they will face the slow … Continue reading →

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Introducing AsyncWorker

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Jan Machacek

I have another project for the Open Source Central: AsyncWorker. I am tired of writing similar asynchronous call infrastructure from scratch in every project. This is why I am going to write the AsyncWorker. At the highest level, there will … Continue reading →

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Friday’s programming humour

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Jan Machacek

We have something to while away many Friday afternoons. Take a complex plane curve parametrized as d0(z) = az, d1(z) = a + (1 – a)z, a = 1/2 + i / sqrt(12) Draw this curve as precisely as possible, … Continue reading →

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On future of web programming at Cake

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Jan Machacek

Ruby eye for the Java guy Ruby on Rails is a mature and innovative framework designed especially for the web. This allows rapid, stable and iterative web development. At Cake Solutions we use the latest technologies that ensure that websites … Continue reading →

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Friday’s programming humour

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Jan Machacek

Here’s one for your pub quiz (as long as you have a LISP interpreter to hand) (cdr ‘(what-is-the-longest-river-in-Africa?) ) And another one: two programmers at a bus stop. A: What time is it? B: Three. A. What?! B. Six.

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Friday’s programming humour

Posted on June 5, 2009 by Jan Machacek

How can you tell who in your programming team has degrees in physics without talking to the HR? . . . They have red bumper sticker on their rear bumpers that says “If this bumper sticker is blue, you’re driving … Continue reading →

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