Year: 2012
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Software Development
Don’t Use JSON And XML As Internal Transfer Formats http
You have a system that has multiple components and they have to communicate. They do that either via internal web…
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Software Development
Do you really get your IDE?
This is bit like a philosophical post. Just some thoughts regarding our perception of developer tooling. First – a question.…
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Enterprise Java
Performance Analysis of REST/HTTP Services with JMeter and Yourkit
My last post described how to accomplish stress- or load-testing of asynchronous REST/HTTP services with JMeter. However, running such tests…
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Software Development
MongoDB From the Trenches: Prudent Production Planning
While starting out with MongoDB is super easy, there are few things you should keep in mind as you move…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 3
In my previous two blogs in this series, part 1 and part 2, I’ve demonstrated how to create a piece…
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Enterprise Java
JUnit Rules
The first time I stumbled over a JUnit @Rule annotation I was a bit irritated of the concept. Having a…
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Android Core
Android Reverse Engineering and Decompilation
Reverse engineering of android java app using apktool, dex2jar, jd-gui to convert .apk file to .java. By reverse engineering of…
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Enterprise Java
Spring: Setting Logging Dependencies
This post describes how to set-up logging dependencies in Spring. It is based on information available in a post by Dave…
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Core Java
Prototype Design Pattern: Creating another dolly
It’s really a time consuming process to create objects and also an expensive affair. So we are now on a…
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