Software Development
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GeekListener v.3
Hey there! It’s time for #GeekListener v.3. The last week was poor to good tweets. It’s very strange because so…
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Tips for a friendly open source experience
Open source has moved from being an important actor in software development to being central for plenty of people, especially…
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Tell, don’t ask
about rules and principles Some time ago I wrote about the Law of Demeter, about the advantages of following this…
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Emotion-Based Computing: What It Is and How You Can Benefit
Emotions should not be discarded as a distraction. Understanding a pattern in a user’s emotion is important in order for…
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5 Awesome Tutorials to Kick-Start your Web Programming Projects
A few decades after its birth, the Internet has exploded and now it has taken over the world. Because of…
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A Problem With Convention-Over-Configuration
Convention-over-configuration is a convenient thing. Instead of writing tons of configuration in xml/yaml/json/whatever, you simply know that something will have…
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A Primer on Microservices
Introduction Microservices are components of an application developed as independent services. The concept of microservice is all about breaking down…
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Mesos and YARN: A tale of two clusters
This is a tale of two siloed clusters. The first cluster is an Apache Hadoop cluster. This is an island…
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Apache Apex: OSS Incubator Project for Batch and Stream Processing
I am very pleased to be given the opportunity to guest blog on the MapR site, leveraging a blog which…
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