Making it easy to work with performance
We’ve been working with performance in our REST API a while back. We’ve been considering different options for measuring our API in production, but we had an idea to use the
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We’ve been working with performance in our REST API a while back. We’ve been considering different options for measuring our API in production, but we had an idea to use the
During Android Only Erik Hellman from Sony Ericsson explained how they create their Android Phones. During his talk he mentioned that they put all phones through a monkey test. Where a phone has
I’ve been working on a logging system for RemoteX Applications, the system is going Live any day now. (In fact since this post will be scheduled it might already have). So I
At RemoteX we have been a bit unhappy with the code produced to create our REST-service using WCF. The problem is that you have these contracts that you specify. These contracts then build
Given my recent combining of Tracks and Shuffle. An interesting thing happened. Something that happens when you combine two products so that they inherit features from each other. On Shuffle’s issue list
My girlfriend has downloaded a solitaire application to her HTC Tattoo. While solitaire isn’t anything revolutionary it has an interface feature which got me thinking. Se what the interface does is move
I read a blog post at Three Rivers Institute that lead me to the following presentation. The presentation is about startups and search engine optimization. How to drive visitors to your website. Dharmesh
I have a good friend whom after university focused on first communication and then management. But now he has turned to development. We’ve been having a few discussion over the past few
We had a problem in RemoteX applications, not a big one, but an old structure that had to be refactored. Our open method only accepted URIs as arguments. This forced most of our
I had an idea today while working with a performance issue on the REST-service of RemoteX Applications. In theory having a performance counter with the average execution time of SQL-queries over time. Will
So I have my Grails environment setup. The point is to build a REST-service that will work as a back end to a highly dynamic JavaScript page. I chose Grails, since it builds
We just took a new turn on the work with our Domain Model in RemoteX Applications. In recent months, mostly due to the increased number of customers using the system. There had been