New-age Transactional Systems - Not Your Grandpa's OLTP
John Hugg discusses high volume transaction processing applications with high and low frequency profiles, and how VoltDB can be used for that purpose.
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Posted by Ian Roughley on May 10, 2007
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The ppt available in the download link cannot be opened by Microsoft Powerpoint.
Works fine for me.
now it works .. one of those Microsoft Office service packs had to be installed ..
Guillaume also did a presentation for Google which is now on Google Video. The sound is a bit messed up, but most of it is there.
Great little presentation, I have really high hopes for Groovy & Grails. Thanks for posting this Infoq. I noticed that jDeveloper was not on the list for tooling support for Groovy, for some reason I thought that they had previously stated that they would provide future support for this in there IDE.
Actually, there's a JDeveloper plugin, but it's still embryonic. Hence why we focused more on showing the Eclipse plugin and the Intellij IDEA plugin.
I also noticed that there’s a Grails book from Addison Wesley? I searched for it on Amazon but can't find it? Is this book out?
The book I have is "The Definitive Guide to Grails" by Apress. I think I got it from Amazon...
teach me to reply before looking at the presentation.... It looks like it isn't in English... I wonder if that is why it doesn't show up.
I got the book you mentioned, but another book would be a welcome addition .. hopefully someone will send us the link to the book.
InfoQ is also providing a free downloadable Grails book.
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