Just discovered Grok while listening to the logstash talk of the logstash developer. Seems pretty neat to me, especially if you are not willing to write always ugly regular expressions by hand, when you want to parse your logs. Grok is simple software that allows you to easily parse logs and other files. With grok, you can [...]
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Resetting Java formatting options in Netbeans
I’ve just searched for a way to reset the Java Formatting Options in Netbeans 7.1.1. And I didn’t find a convenient way to do this. The only way I found was to directly delete the .xml file (org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomPreferences.xml) which is responsible for storing the Java settings: USER_DIR/.netbeans/7.1/config/Editors/text/x-java/Preferences
Testing Javascript with JSFIDDLE
Just stumbled over jsfiddle.net a nice tool for testing Javascript on the fly. You can also include the different Javascript frameworks like Jquery, Mootools, YUI etc.
JPPF 3.0 released
The new version of the nice Java Parallel Processing Framework (JPPF) is out. See what’s new in the release 3.0 by reading the release notes.
Netbeans IDE 7.1 Beta
Just found out that the new NetBeans IDE 7.1 Beta has integrated GIT support. Nice. And it’s so much nicer to work with Netbeans compared to Eclipse. Especially if you are working with Glassfish.
Oracle Announces Its Intention to Move OpenOffice.org to a Community-Based Project
Hopefully the OpenOffice project will not suffer from this decision. Also in reference to the LibreOffice project, which has been created by former OpenOffice contributors. Oracle has a long history of investing in the development and support of open source products. We will continue to make large investments in open source technologies that are strategic [...]
Twitter says goodbye to Ruby on Rails
The guys at Twitter are moving away from their Ruby on Rails front-end servers towards their customized Java server Blender which is based on good old Netty. In the next phase of our deploy, we will eliminate Ruby on Rails entirely, connecting users directly to Blender and potentially reducing latencies even further. (via twitter.com)
Omnigraffle stencils for iPhone mockups
Here is a nice set of stencils which can be used in Omni Groups Omnigraffle if you want to layout your iPhone application: iPhone Sketch
Backup system “Tartarus”
Tartarus provides a nice wrapper around basic Unix tools such as tar, find and curl well, thats not that basic to provide a seamless backup solution, aimed at automatic gathering and backup. It has the ability to do full as well as incremental backups and is published by Stefan Tomanek under the rules of the [...]
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