Background The opsunit framework allows to continuously run a number of JUnit unit tests and do some maintenance/repair work upon any failed test. The latest addition to the test suite for the Appjangle platform is a simple unit test, which checks the remaining free memory on the server node.
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* Simone de Beauvoir on Ambiguity, Vitality, and Freedom | Brain Pickings tags: philosophy ethics decisions * Interview with Alan Kay | Dr Dobb's tags: object-oriented oo interview Internet WWW paradigm programming [software development](http://www.diigo.com/user/max_rohde/software development) * Characterization Tests with MagicTest | Javalobby tags: testing [software quality]
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Java provides no robust way to obtain the id of the OS process in which the application is running. That does not mean, however, that there is no way. There are actually a couple of ways, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. I will describe three possible ways in
Is Twitter exploring some subtle form of flattery, or do their likeness algorithms need some brushing up?
While the infrastructure for Appjangle and Nextweb has been humming along without any major problems, I have been thinking about ways to improve the long-time stability of the servers. Being lazy in the sense that I dread any tasks, which I believe could be automated, I have created a few
Problem You would like to become an esteemed member of Apple's Developer Program but you dare to do so from a machine running Microsoft Windows using Internet Explorer or Google Chrome. After you click on either [Individual] or [Company] as shown below … … you are greeted with an broken
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The Continuous Integration server Jenkins can easily be deployed to any Servlet container or run in standalone mode (see Starting Jenkins). However, sometimes it can be handy to be able to start Jenkins from within another Java application. I like this option since this 'manager' Java app can
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Problem The build of a Maven job in Jenkins fails due to a StackOverflowException or a OutOfMemoryException during a JUnit test. Analysis Most likely, there is a bug in your application, which leads to infinite recursion or an infinite allocation in resources. So first try to run your test in
Mobile applications are undoubtedly different than traditional desktop applications in many ways. Mostly, we would think of the technical and/or UI limitations that mobile environments impose on application developers. In the following weeks, I will portray three high-level principles for building successful mobile applications, not only considering their limitations
Interesting Links 1st to 10th of October 2012: Welcome to Koding. A new way for developers to get work done. Art.sy Is Mapping the World of Art on the Web - NYTimes.com introduction.js Jasmine BDD in JavaScript William James on Habit | Brain Pickings Obama likes routine!! JSONiq:
Great tutorial to set up a modern Maven site to document Java projects.
