Recommended Readings Development Neal Ford: Evolutionary architecture and emergent design: Emergent design in the wild – discusses why not to do Big Design Up Front and how to recognize the “last responsible moment”. Quote: “It’s puzzling that so many organizations continue to use BDUF in the face of so many failures and underachieving projects.“ GojkoContinue reading “Most interesting links of June ’12”
Monthly Archives: June 2012
How to Set JVM Memory for Clojure REPL in Emacs (clojure-jack-in, clojure-swank)
How to increase heap size for Clojure REPL started from Emacs, either standalone or as a part of a project. 1. Clojure REPL Started for a Lein Project If you have a Leiningen 2.0 project and start Clojure REPL for it in Emacs via M-x clojure-jack-in then you can set JVM arguments such as heapContinue reading “How to Set JVM Memory for Clojure REPL in Emacs (clojure-jack-in, clojure-swank)”
Creating Custom Login Modules In JBoss AS 7 (and Earlier)
JBoss AS 7 is neat but the documentation is still quite lacking (and error messages not as useful as they could be). This post summarizes how you can create your own JavaEE-compliant login module for authenticating users of your webapp deployed on JBoss AS. A working elementary username-password module provided.
Serving Files with Puppet Standalone in Vagrant From the puppet:// URIs
If you use Puppet in the client-server mode to configure your production environment then you might want to be able to copy & paste from the prod configuration into the Vagrant’s standalone puppet‘s configuration to test stuff. One of the key features necessary for that is enabling file serving via “source => ‘puppet:///path/to/file’”. In theContinue reading “Serving Files with Puppet Standalone in Vagrant From the puppet:// URIs”
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