REST - Morten Nielsen

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 design of the API itself to handle the measuring. Part of the inspiration came from the Changlelog’

JavaScript

Home automation using TellStick and Linux

I got a Tellstick for Christmas together with some Nexa remote controllers for the lighting at home. I knew that this type of project needed to be started immediately or else it would just loose it self in a drawer somewhere. So I added some tasks to Track and Shuffle

Grails

Grails: Cutom Url-mappings not working

I ran into another problem with Grails just now. I’m starting to separate the REST implementation of my service. I wanted to keep the default generated behaviour of the Grails views, at least for now. But the interaction of the web-application is foremost using the REST api. Thus I

Architecture

Performance monitoring of a deployed application

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 allow monitoring of system wide average cost for queries in the system. That means that overtime its

Ajax

Grails: Ajax Login using Basic Auth

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 on Hibernate and Spring. Two frameworks Id like to examine for the purpose of seeing the differences