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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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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I’m curently doing an internship (It’s called: “Poławiamy perły, szlifujemy diamenty” == “Pooling pearls, polishing diamonds” — very cool :-)) at XSolve – we’re doing some GWT coding and I really like it. The team is great and everyone is really helpful and fun to talk to — the company’s “look and feel” reminds me [...]
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Let’s skip the introduction of taglibs, (since anyone knows what they are), and get to the code really quickly! If you’ve seen netbeans.edu.pl you probably noticed the twitter part on the right. As twitter’s API is really simple to use, one could implement this on ones own, but why do so if we’re in the [...]
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Just an quick summary of what I’ve been coding lately: http://github.com/barthez/mysql.integra.dbfiller – an simple Python app that is able to generate SQL code with inserts that we need to fill up our database for load testing. It’s doing an simple simulation of people checking in and out from various activities at some job and calculates [...]
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10 Kwietnia 2010, odbył się trzeci już, organizowany przez PJUG na terenie AGH, JavaCamp. Niestety tego samego dnia, około godziny 9:00 doszło do katastrofy polskiego samolutu z b. ważnymi osobami rządowymi i nie tylko Polski… Trudno jest sprawę opisać słowami i chyba każdy wie o czym mowa, także podobnie jak na JavaCampie, pozostawiam to w chwili ciszy [...]
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NetBeans.edu.pl Since Poznań JUG’s NetBeans Platform Training in January (yeah, the one where there was no place left for me ;-)), I’ve been in contact with Poznań JUG‘s Adam Dudczak, Polish JUG‘s Adrian Nowak, Sun’s Geertjan Wielenga and Eppleton’s Anton Epple and many more… And a little later Karol Harezlak joined the training team. We’ve [...]
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Git is really simple and VERY powerfull. It makes svn look like an idiot – but that’s just my personal opinion ;-) Anyways, I’m using github most of the time, but now I’d like to hava a non public repository (yet remote) for some small project. I’ve been commiting to a local git instance from [...]
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Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha. – Hakuin Ekaku (1685–1768) For those who don’t know about zen coding (where have you been guys?) here’s a little sample: Instead of writing: <form class=”form-comment” id=”comment”> <fieldset> <input id=”myid” name=”name” type=”" /> <input onclick=”hideMe()” type=”" /> </fieldset> </form> You write [...]
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