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A new batch development framework will be available that simplifies the development of XD Compute Grid applications. There are only so many different types of input and output streams a batch job step will use: read/write from a file, read/write via JDBC, read/write via a Queue, etc. The framework implements common BDS types and requires that the developer implement fairly straightforward interfaces that glue the business logic to the BDS. For example, to read/write with a file, the business logic would implement the FileReaderPattern or the FileWriterPattern.
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Crystal Clear Methodology
By John Rusk on January 14, 2006 Crystal Clear is a methodology that summarises 10 years of research into successful software teams. Which things really matter? Which things most influence the project outcome? The Crystal Clear book , by Alistair Cockburn , is now available.
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Building cloud-ready, multicore-friendly applications, Part 2: Mechanics of the cloud
Orient yourself and your applications in the cloud By Guerry Semones, JavaWorld.com, 04/30/09 In the first half of this article you learned the four attributes that your code must have to take advantage of multicore computers and cloud service platforms. But once deployed to the cloud, what makes your applications soar? Appistry's Guerry Semones brings the cloud down to earth with this overview of the mechanics of scalability, reliability, load balancing, and more, in cloud computing's distributed environments. In the first half of this article you learned about four important attributes your code needs in order to run most effectively on multicore computers, or in multi-computer environments like the cloud:
Prepare your applications for the future of distributed computing By Guerry Semones, JavaWorld.com, 03/03/09 Multicore processing power and cloud computing are two of the most exciting challenges facing software developers today. Multiple chips or processing cores will enable individual computing platforms to process threads unbelievably fast, and the advent of cloud computing means that your applications could run on multiple distributed systems. In this first half of a two-part article, Appistry engineer Guerry Semones gets you started with the four design principles for writing cloud-ready, multicore friendly code: atomicity, statelessness, idempotence, and parallelism.
Building cloud-ready, multicore-friendly applications, Part 1: Design principles
Enhance your automated build process with powerful and flexible Groovy scripts By Filippo Diotalevi, JavaWorld.com, 10/04/04 Ant has been widely celebrated as the future of build processing. In fact, it represents a great improvement over previous make tools: it is extendible, multiplatform, and standard-based.
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Crystal is a family of human-powered, adaptive, ultralight, “stretch-to-fit” software development methodologies. “Human-powered” means that the focus is on achieving project success through enhancing the work of the people involved (other methodologies might be process-centric, or architecture-centric, or tool-centric, but Crystal is people-centric). “Ultralight” means that for whatever the project size and priorities, a Crystal-family methodology for the project will work to reduce the paperwork, overhead and bureaucracy to the least that is practical for the parameters of that project.
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Best Practices for Managing Releases with Subversion | Karl Katzke
Subversion is a software package that helps you manage versions and releases of your software, similar to the older CVS (Concurrent Versioning System). There are several strategies for managing software releases with Subversion, mostly dealing with how you branch and merge branches back into the trunk. The proper one for your organization will depend on what kind of software you write, and how you schedule and label your releases. What Subversion Does
A Hash Function for Hash Table Lookup
Abstract I offer you a new hash function for hash table lookup that is faster and more thorough than the one you are using now. I also give you a way to verify that it is more thorough. All the text in this color wasn't in the 1997 Dr Dobbs article. The code given here are all public domain. The HashSettings Manager - Website Storage Settings panel
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