In the first part of this blog series we have forked Point Software’s Scala Hack Session and cloned a remote repository on a local machine using EGit. In this second part you will learn how to make changes, use branches, commit on your local repository and then pushing it all to your remote project. As you will see below […]
There is a great colleague of mine, François Scheurer, having an enumerous number of notes about everything he has been working and researching on: Linux, Scala, mathematical algorithms, NoSQL, Clustering, Security etc. Recently he and I attended two online courses about Scala’s functional and reactive programming. While attending both courses he and I have discussed, researched, and created […]
“Under the Hood” blog series – getting a deeper technical insight like the mobile solutions, JVM, computer languages, scripts, databases and other interesting tools and technologies. Each blog in this series is a result from our experiences, customer projects and gained knowledge through the web community. It is the Android Software that Counts, Stupid! Are […]
“Under the Hood” blog series – getting a deeper technical insight like the mobile solutions, JVM, computer languages, scripts, databases and other interesting tools and technologies. Each blog in this series is a result from our experiences, customer projects and gained knowledge through the web community. The heap space is separated into the young and old generation […]
“Under the Hood” blog series – getting a deeper technical insight like the mobile solutions, JVM, computer languages, scripts, databases and other interesting tools and technologies. Each blog in this series is a result from our experiences, customer projects and gained knowledge through the web community. Java’s memory model in the runtime data area is […]
“Cookbook” blog series – a collection of best practices for solving problems. Each blog in this series is a result from our experiences, customer projects and gained knowledge through the web community. Problem You want to optimize your Java memory. For example an OutOfMemoryError can occur in several parts of Java’s Runtime Data Area: in […]
“Under the Hood” blog series – getting a deeper technical insight like the mobile solutions, JVM, computer languages, scripts, databases and other interesting tools and technologies. Each blog in this series is a result from our experiences, customer projects and gained knowledge through the web community. Every developer gets once confronted by Java memory questions […]
History of Software Engineering Since the 1940s when software engineering started close on hardware level until today on various technologies like embedded systems, web and mobile apps the demand on development process has increased tremendously. As a result in the 1980s the cost of owning and maintaining was twice as expensive as developing software. The […]