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Tag Archives: java
Juglr 0.0.1
Yesterday I did two things (well many more things, especially some boring things, but I am not gonna lament those for now); I released Juglr 0.0.1 and moved the Juglr Git repository to GitHub. First about the release… Juglr 0.0.1 … Continue reading
The case: RPC vs. Messaging
There’s a classical flamefest discussion about Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) vs. Messaging. People much brighter than me has discussed it elsewhere, but that doesn’t stop me from throwing in my 2 cents. It appears to me that there is a … Continue reading
IntelliJ Idea Open Sourced
Wow, I must admit that the latest news from JetBrains takes me quite by surprise! But what a sweet surprise it is! Scala and Git support out of the box you say? This is more than welcome – now the … Continue reading
Posted in kamstrup, open source
Tagged git, ide, idea, intellij, java, jetbrains, open source
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An Excursion in Java Recursion
A quick Googling defines Excursion as: “a journey taken for pleasure”. Considering what I am about to blog about the title of this blog post might be a bit misleading, but you gotta give me one for the rhyme 😉 … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking, kamstrup
Tagged java, push parser, recursion, tail recursion, xml, xml entities
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Toke’s Christmas Present for Y’all
Just one last status update before I rush off to buy the last Christmas presents. Toke just converted Summa’s internal Lucene document builder to use the new XMLStreamReader found in Java 6, instead of using some XPath/DOM magic we had … Continue reading
Posted in kamstrup, Summa
Tagged indexing, java, lucene, optimization, streamparser, Summa, xml
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