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New Capabilities of HTML5 Browsers
Maximiliano Firtman overviews of what you need to know, including labs testing on progressive enhancement, feature detection and HTML5 APIs: UI, core, data, network and hardware.
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Decomposing Twitter: Adventures in Service-Oriented Architecture
Jeremy Cloud discusses SOA at Twitter, approaches taken for maintaining high levels of concurrency, and briefly touches on some functional design patterns used to manage code complexity.
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Building a PaaS in Clojure
Allen Rohner shares the difficulties encountered and the lessons learned building a PaaS in Clojure.
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E Pluribus Unum: A Survey of Multi-paradigm Programming
Paul Snively outlines the benefits of programming with multi-paradigm languages such as Scala, C++ or OCaml.
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Can Technology Innovation Save The New York Times?
Marc Frons discusses the New York Times’ digital subscription model. Rajiv Pant shares their experiences transitioning to continuous delivery, and using NodeJS, Scala, cloud and big data.
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Facebook Messages: Backup & Replication Systems on HBase
Nicolas Spiegelberg discusses Facebook Messages built on top of HBase, the systems involved and the scaling challenges for handling 500TB of new data per month.
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Clojure in the Large
Stuart Sierra shares patterns and techniques useful in large scale Clojure applications.
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Embedded Development, What's Changed in 30 Years?
James Grenning takes a look at embedded programming 30 years ago or more, and how it can be done better now in C.
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Cascalog: Logic Programming over Hadoop
Alex Robbins introduces Cascalog, a Clojure library for writing declarative Hadoop jobs.
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The Fundamentals of JVM Tuning
Charlie Hunt presents the fundamentals of JVM tuning and provides advice for developers on writing a Java application that performs well at runtime.
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API Conf Panel: Emerging Automation Layers on Top of Today’s APIs
The panelists present various approaches to API automation, sharing from their experiences.
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Effective Java Reloaded
Matt Stine revisits a subset of techniques and practices from Joshua Bloch’s book “Effective Java.”