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symbiontnet: Java The Next App Engine Language?
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008. Java The Next App Engine Language? While a somewhat exotic choice on the surface, it was actually perfectly natural and understandable for Google to go with Python out of the gate. It has long been known that Google uses Python behind the scenes for a great many things, from managing the bazillions of servers and other in-house systems to the implementation of Google Code. Works there. on App Engine. I'm sure having the language's creator on staff helped when architecting this thing.
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. March 8, 2010. I do not intent to explain the background of the double-check locking problem in Java. There is a particularly good article. On the dangers of using double-check lock with singletons. Instead I will jump to the final point in most articles detailing the problem with double-check locking. Most articles start with the following piece of code:. While the pointed to object has not yet been constructed (instance! Public static Singleton getInstanc...
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CXF WSDL vs. Java first | Sharpe Ideas
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. CXF WSDL vs. Java first. CXF WSDL vs. Java first. November 14, 2009. Over the last 2 years I have worked on a number of CXF projects. In this time frame I alternated between WSDL first and Java first methodologies. Each have benefits but I think I have finally settled on a preferred solution. First lets weigh up the two options. Up-front contract – Project managers like this idea. Easier to design XML structures in XSD. WSDL is dog to edit manually. This is...
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Double-check Lock Conundrum | Sharpe Ideas
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. March 8, 2010. I do not intent to explain the background of the double-check locking problem in Java. There is a particularly good article. On the dangers of using double-check lock with singletons. Instead I will jump to the final point in most articles detailing the problem with double-check locking. Most articles start with the following piece of code:. While the pointed to object has not yet been constructed (instance! Public static Singleton getInstanc...
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Genesis | Sharpe Ideas
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. October 18, 2009. As a child the first phrase I uttered was ‘What’s that? What’s to come. This blog is going to be following my mind through its aimless wanderings and hopefully amongst all the flotsam and jetsam there will be some topics of interest. I’ve uploaded one (mammoth of a) post that a wrote a long time ago on Singletons in PHP. But don’t expect them all to be so long (thank god i hear you say)! So what do we have to come (in no particular order):.
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March | 2010 | Sharpe Ideas
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. Archive for March, 2010. March 8, 2010. I do not intent to explain the background of the double-check locking problem in Java. There is a particularly good article. On the dangers of using double-check lock with singletons. Instead I will jump to the final point in most articles detailing the problem with double-check locking. Most articles start with the following piece of code:. While the pointed to object has not yet been constructed (instance! Public st...
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The Puzzling PHP Singleton | Sharpe Ideas
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Points of Interest in the World of Development. The Puzzling PHP Singleton. The Puzzling PHP Singleton. October 18, 2009. NB: This post was written in June 2008. I recently attended a short set of lectures on ‘Advanced C. For the purposes of this article I’m going to use the ubiquitous example of a database connection to illustrate the evolution of the Singleton. So to kick things off, here is as extract of an extremely naive implementation of a Singleton class:. So anyone who has used singletons before ...
