I am currently working on an enterprise application using JSF as the view technology and JPA for the persistence layer. It may have been something in a backing bean or service method, but it struck me: Is there a good reason to use primitives anymore in enterprise applications? When I started programming with Java around […]
The XML document format, created in 1996, is still widely used to facilitate communication between disparate systems (though for certain implementations is somewhat being replaced by JSON). As a Java developer, I generally interface with data in an XML document via a DOM parser, but there are occasions where being able to manipulate an XML […]
As a relatively “new” user of Backbone.js, I looked at different JSON querying tools that existed. At the time I was still struggling with using JSON as the data source and wrapping my head around the process for querying the data set that was contained in a large string. Coming from a Java and strong […]
When I was tasked with using SignalR to implement the real-time updating of data on a project I was working on, I was excited. Namely because it is a newer technology and I have always welcomed learning new technologies – especially when there is an immediate need to implement it, as opposed to reading about […]
One of the big reasons people are drawn to Node.js for running web servers is the simplicity you gain from a single-threaded paradigm, versus having to deal with the challenges of threaded programming – race conditions, deadlocks, etc. However, one drawback of running a web server on a single thread means it also runs on […]
