After not even one day of hacking, I’m releasing my first IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It enables “Tasks” (that default plugin in IntelliJ) to see tasks on the Kanbanery.com board. Thanks to this you’re able to commit always “refering to” some specific task. Using GitHub and Kanbanery such commits are linked back to the task on [...]
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I’ve finished a one could say major stepstone in my student project yesterday. I’ll be implementing this tool to be production ready over the next few months so keep your fingers crossed. But what is it actually? ProtoDoc, is for Google Protocol Buffers what JavaDoc is for Java. As simple as that. In order to [...]
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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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I’ve been coding an simple RESTful “ip to country” conversion service. I’ve decided to put it up to appengine – so that everybody may use it freely even if I’d change my server etc… And if looked quite nice the first day – buw when I got to do some “real stuff” app engine started [...]
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Amazing days and awesome people It’s been some amazing days for me during (and before) the NBPTraining. As you probably know already – I’ve been the “one-man-army” behind the organization and basically everything around this training. I got lots of help from various people, such as Dr Jarosław Wąs (from KN Glider) – it wouldn’t [...]
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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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I passed all my exams at my first attempt and should have now some time to relax, right? Well something like that, I’m actually doing quite a lot these days. We’re on the roll with MySQL Integra. Our server “Kopiec” is somewhat online (running CentOS off course) – we’re able to start/stop if thanks to [...]
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terminal
I am currently working on a simple but still quite fun/interesting (as is any project with a new framework :-)) webapp using Google Web Toolkit (it’s basically Google’s JEE framework for creating RIA). The webapp is an online crossword generator. The goal is to provide crosswords online and allow users solving them online with a [...]
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…is exactly what I’m currently trying to do. Thus, I’m out of Mediaframe, and got involved in a fascinating and very cool project. Under the lead of Dr Marek Długosz me and 2 of my friends will be tackling the topic of “MySQL Data Storage Engine Comprehension – with focus on Automatics use cases”. It’s [...]
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