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New feature: global variables | Scriptella ETL Blog
https://scriptella.wordpress.com/2010/08/22/new-feature-global-variables
Make ETL Easier – Use Scriptella. Support for JDBC batching and query fetch has been added. Running ETL files from Maven →. New feature: global variables. August 22, 2010. Setting an initial value for the variable - /properties query connection-id=db! At times it is more convenient just to set a global variable, so that it’s value can be consumed in other places of ETL file. In Scriptella 1.0 this was possible only with a help of workarounds. Another approach is similar to the technqiue utilized in anony...
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Json Jerk: a flexible JSON parser | Michid's Weblog
https://michid.wordpress.com/2011/12/09/json-jerk-a-flexible-json-parser
Json Jerk: a flexible JSON parser. I just pushed Json Jerk. To Github. Json Jerk is a flexible and fast JSON parser written in Java. It consists of several composable parts for tokenizing, (un)escaping, parsing, and handling of semantic actions. Furthermore it provides a light weight and type safe object model for JSON documents. Details and examples are in the readme. And in the test cases. I renamed the parser from Flex Json to Json Jerk due to a name clash with an existing project. Laquo; Union types.
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Rosemary Chicken, Prosciutto and Mushrooms with Stone-Ground Grits | Feeding Fuss
https://feedingfuss.wordpress.com/2011/02/23/rosemary-chicken-prosciutto-and-mushrooms-with-stone-ground-grits
Taking motherhood one bite at a time. Rosemary Chicken, Prosciutto and Mushrooms with Stone-Ground Grits. February 23, 2011 in Dinners. Milk soy protein intolerance. I’m a big talker. See, I like to ponder aloud things that I should do or will do when I have time. Somehow, that magical window of opportunity vanishes before most of my plans come to fruition. Turbo has gotten wise to my wolf-crying ways and either ignores my grand plans or encourages me to put my money where my mouth is. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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How Clojure improved my Groovy | Inside the Machine
https://insidethemachine.wordpress.com/2010/01/15/how-clojure-improved-my-groovy
Discussing languages and technologies associated with the JVM. How Clojure improved my Groovy. How Clojure improved my Groovy. January 15, 2010. Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt have been saying for years that you should learn new programming languages. Doing so improves your skill in any language, whether you use the new language or not. I believed this with some skepticism, but decided nonetheless to start learning Clojure. After reading The Pragmatic Programmer. Def elements = [It, works, on, my, machine!
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Class Warfare | Infrequently Noted
http://infrequently.org/2012/04/class-warfare
Alex Russell on browsers, standards, and the process of progress. Hoisted From The Comments. Please Vote ». And so we’re at an impasse. At the last TC39 meeting, after spending what felt like an eternity on the important topic of UTF-16 encoding, the last day hastily ended with two topics that simply could not be any more urgent: can we get something done about data mutation observation — the underpinnings for every data binding system worth a damn — and classes. But first: why classes at all? I don̵...
