Alex McGuire on Using Scala in a Large-Scale Project
23 Jul 2009Alex McGuire, a developer with Électricité de France, describes how his team has been gradually migrating to Scala in a 300,000-line mission-critical production application. More …
Alex McGuire, a developer with Électricité de France, describes how his team has been gradually migrating to Scala in a 300,000-line mission-critical production application. More …
If you are interested in Scala, then I’d recommend James blogpost on Scala. He did collect a lot of resources to whet your appetite.
A usual morning: Grab a coffee, check your emails and browse the latest rss feed updates. This time stumbled across an interesting session, given at google i/o: “App Engine Nitty-Gritty: Scalability, Fault Tolerance, and Integrating Amazon EC2″
Kris Verlaenen, the Drools Flow lead, has successfully adopted the BPM Console for Drools.
This means you can now manage Drools Flow processes the same way you do in jBPM4.
That’s great news. It shows that the initial design, decoupling the console from the engine has proven to be successful.
I remember the days when Javascript was considered a severe security vulnerability. Now we get client side javascript database support. Safari already implements it. Wicked!