Software Development
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Business value gone wild
This blog post will not be about microservices, Spring or any technology that I’ve already talked about in Too much…
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Changing the Game When it Comes to Auditing in Big Data – Part 2
In my previous blog post we enabled auditing at the various levels of your MapR cluster. In this follow up…
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Eclipse Mars: Grails 3.1 with Gradle, Groovy and GSP Support
What if you want to develop Grails 3 projects with Eclipse Mars (4.5) as easy as you did with Groovy/Grails…
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VW’s rogue software developers
So Michael Horn has thrown a couple of software developers under the proverbial bus by blaming them for the defeat…
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Changing the Game When it Comes to Auditing in Big Data – Part 1
With MapR version 5.0 being released recently, MapR customers got yet another powerful feature at no additional licensing costs: Auditing!…
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Representing relationships as first-class citizens in an Object-oriented programming language
As beginners we used to write very large functions and then giant God classes. As we improve our skills, our classes…
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The History of Failed Initiatives
I worked with many different clients. From small greenfield projects all the way to big ones in sectors like automotive,…
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Focus on your data rather than your database
Seastar is a managed platform for Apache Cassandra that spans hardware infrastructure, a hosting environment, a self-service API and dashboard,…
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The 10 Most Popular DB Engines (SQL and NoSQL) in 2015
About two years ago, we’ve published this post about the 10 most popular DB engines, where we analyzed the data…
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