Java
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Hadoop: A Soft Introduction
What is Hadoop: Hadoop is a framework written in Java for running applications on large clusters of commodity hardware and…
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Java Compression
In a recent project, we had to do something I had personally never really had to look at; Compression. We…
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MapReduce: A Soft Introduction
MapReduce is a parallel programming technique made popular by Google. It is used for processing very large amounts of data.…
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Reasons Why Solaris Is a Great Java Development Platform
Some days ago I posted “The Death of OpenSolaris: Choosing an OS for a Java Developer” in which I stated…
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How does JVM handle locks
As we are talking about the latest version of Sun Hotspot Java Virtual Machine 1.6 there’re the following three types…
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Google App Engine: Host application in your own domain
When you create a new application in Google App Engine, you’ll get a domain name “yourapp.appspot.com”. But, who’ll want to…
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How to Avoid ConcurrentModificationException when using an Iterator
Java Collection classes are fail-fast which means that if the Collection will be changed while some thread is traversing over…
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App Engine Java Development with Netbeans
If you just started with App engine development, you might be having a feeling that Eclipse is the preferred IDE.…
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RabbitMQ Module for Play! Framework
RabbitMQ offers a highly available, scalable and portable messaging system with predictable and consistent throughput and latency. RabbitMQ is the…
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