Monthly Archives: March 2010

Publish or perish

As the old adage goes, one needs to publish or be forgotten. It’s been quite some time since we gave you Pro Spring 2.5; in that time, Spring 3.0, then 3.0.1 came out and we’re all eagerly awaiting Spring 3.1. … Continue reading

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Spring MVC on the iPhone

…and, as we discovered at the Open Source User Group meeting on 24th March, also on the iPod Touch! If you’d like to explore in detail the application I used yesterday, download it from GitHub. The webapp uses, as the … Continue reading

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Memory management module updated

I have made significant updates to our memory management and garbage collection training module. Previously, I left out the details of the memory manager in the OS and some of the hardware details of the UMA platforms. I also skipped … Continue reading

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Training offer–not for the faint-hearted

We have exciting new addition to our training programme. Our best trainers, Jan or Aleksa, can deliver a workshop, where the trainers and the attendees will analyse, design and implement a problem you are currently facing in your development. Our … Continue reading

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Spring and iPhone

The talk for next week’s open source user group is ready. I will give brief overview of Spring 3 MVC and explain how to create native-looking iPhone web application using as little code as possible. It would not be a … Continue reading

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Lucky us–OSJ editorial

A few weeks ago, I had a chance to catch up with a friend from university days. Inevitably, we ended up talking about our jobs. We both had a little moan about the amount of work we have to put … Continue reading

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Domain driven design

Almost every developer will agree that DDD is important. But what is DDD and why exactly is it so important? The best way of looking at this is to consider the conceptual differences between DDD and non-DDD scenarios. But, you … Continue reading

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