As this years WARSJawa looked very interesting since it’s been annouced. I immediatly decided to go there – and tried to convince some friends to go with me. In the end, 2 friends came with me: Andrzej Grzesik (from PolishJUG) and Temporal – a LISP/Erlang hacker from my university ;-) We had to ride out [...]
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Just a quick sed (the stream editor) example, as someone from work needed it a few minutes ago and I was more happy to supply an quick solution: # replace the href part [ktoso@homunculus ~]$ cat sedmastery <a href="#" id="hibernate">Hibernate</a> <a href="#" id="html">HTML</a> <a href="#" id="js">JavaScript</a> [ktoso@homunculus ~]$ sed 's|\([^#]*\)#\([^>]*\)>\([^< ]*\)|\1/\3\2>\3|g' sedmastery [...]
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After I came back to Poland this week I had an bazillion of things to do… Now it’s just getting even more but I’ll try survive this. One additional time-taker this week was this years Java Developers’ Day. In fact, it should have been renamed and I’m very wondered that it wasn’t to: “Java Developer [...]
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Hmm… what else can I say, the title spoils all the fun doesn’t it? ;-) I’m not really a big fan of such examinations (SCJP is mostly about stuff an good IDE can tell you), but they do help while looking for jobs or negotiating payrises etc, so why not do some. But for “logbook’s” [...]
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At last I was able to attend one of the NOSQL Summer meetings. It’s topic yesterday was “Paxos made simple” (this paper by Leslie Lamport (wikipedia entry about him)). We also found this document from Google Labs very interesting and usefull during the discussion – Paxos Made Live – An Engineering Perspective (Tushar Chandra, Robert [...]
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!UPDATED POST – see bellow! As I’ve been recently given a task to “copy & paste” all our properties into an specific document on google docs – that the client wanted to use in order to translate these properties into other languages. Of course I decided NOT to do this by hand – but script [...]
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I just found an nice thing in Spring 3.0. I was using it in one of mu current projects, but the client wanted us to use 2.5.6 as it would be provided on the server. Switching back was really easy, no problems there ;-) One interesting thing I found was that while in Spring 3.0 [...]
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This is a repost from my kenai forum, posted while I was developing my Xplode J2ME game :-) I thought I’ll repost in on my blog, since it may be quite usefull and my blog is more easily found thank just one usefull post on my kenai account :-) Thought this might be useful for [...]
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I’ve been coding a lot GWT/Android lately, and was using IntelliJ IDEA for this – a very nice IDE. (Yup, I’ve even got an personal license now). That said, the spellchecking is really important to me, sadly I couldnt find an ready do download polish.dic file which IntelliJ would then use to spellcheck our i18n [...]
Hi again, this time a short code snippet – but a very useful one. At work I’m working on an Ubuntu 10.4 (love you guys for getting me a PC with Linux without making a fuss about it!) my laptop is on Fedora 13 i586 and my home PC is running Fedora 13 x64. Thank [...]
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