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Mitch Pronschinske01/25/13
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Controlling a House 50 Miles Away With MQTT and Raspberry Pi

In this short video, Simon Maple and Andy Stanford-Clark show the new WebSphere Liberty Profile interfacing with Really Small Message Broker (RSMB) via an MQTT client (eclipse Paho). This results in MQ messages being sent to control devices 50 miles away on the Isle of Wight!

Mitch Pronschinske01/25/13
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DZone Links You Don't Want To Miss (1/25/13)

Not a great day for Open Source, and some more Maven dumping, but cheer up! There's a new version of Jersey out and a new version of MySQL coming! Plus the best 404 page ever.

Mitch Pronschinske01/24/13
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Build Reliable, Traceable, Distributed Systems with ZeroMQ

Learn how to build simple yet powerful RPC code with ZeroMQ, with very few (if any!) modification to existing code. You'll see how to build fan-in and fan-out topologies with ZeroMQ special socket types to implement PUB/SUB patterns

Mitch Pronschinske01/17/13
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The Strangest APIs

There are some weird APIs out there. That's what Craig Neslage found out when he looked through APIhub - a giant hub for APIs similar to ProgrammableWeb. Let me give you an idea of the weird level we're talking about here...

Mitch Pronschinske01/02/13
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Deleting Code Is Hard And You Should Do It

Adding code is easy. Everyone gets their start by cut-n-pasting some else's code. But every line of code you don't need is a burden. Delete that s++t.

Mitch Pronschinske01/01/13
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7 Ways to Make Good Teams Great

Important info from the leaders in collaboration - Atlassian, about how you can make your dev teams better.

Mitch Pronschinske12/13/12
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Code Puzzler Response - Find the Integer Square Root of a Positive Integer

A puzzler was given before, and all submitted solutions were based on the iteration: x_n+1 = (x_n + x/x_n) / 2. That formula is great for finding good rational approximations of the square root of a number, but it's trivial once you know the formula.

Mitch Pronschinske11/12/12
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Tying Web Performance Data to Human Behavior

See the research behind how much your app's performance affects user behavior.

Mitch Pronschinske11/05/12
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We Need a Programmer for President

Today, I'm going to present a new presidential candidate... A software developer candidate. This candidate is going to address the issues that the IT world cares about. Will you support them?

Mitch Pronschinske11/01/12
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The State of Open-Source Monitoring

Take a look at the history of open source monitoring tools, an attempt at fixing our vocabulary within monitoring, and a proposal for the "event stream model" as the future of open source tooling.

Mitch Pronschinske10/30/12
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Cure Your Join Pains! Hear From Graph DB Experts

I recently talked with Dr. Jim Webber, the chief scientist at Neo Technology, to get some insights into the current events around graph databases and some background on the the widespread growing interest in graph dbs.

Mitch Pronschinske10/29/12
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The Algorithms of Memory

I’ve been trying over the last couple days to list all the different memory patterns I can see myself using. I’ve also tried to pull out systems I know of that do the same for comparison, although I can’t find direct equivalents in all cases.

Mitch Pronschinske10/22/12
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Why It's Important That We're Seeing the First Graph DB Conference Ever

With the release of a new version of the open source graph database, Neo4j, and the fast-approaching Graph Connect conference (the first EVER graph database-focused conference, btw), we thought it'd be a good idea to talk to a couple of leaders in the graph database space.

Mitch Pronschinske09/20/12
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Fail Faster! It Helps!

A new version of Go, the Continuous Delivery managment tool by ThoughtWorks Studios, is up for grabs today with a feature that is going to help package the right versions of your components and eliminate spurious builds.

Mitch Pronschinske08/30/12
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Poll: Are We Polyglot Programmers?

So how many in the developer ranks have already taken the initiative (or been forced) to learn multiple programming languages and use them to create non-trivial applications? That's what you're about to find out when you finish this poll.