Reading Time: 2 minutes I thought this problem for a while. Sometimes I heard people complained companies like Lego discriminate: their toys are more for boys than girls, so Lego came up this Lego friends series which is geared more toward girl, as they ranges from bakeries, beach house, to rain forest rescue, and they have a lot girl
Reading Time: < 1 minute (Update 01-22-2019) Managing your Database Secrets with Vault Manage Your MySQL Database Credentials with Vault Last but not least, the GSG for Vault (I recall I went through once last time, on my Mac). (Original 11-19-2015) We most likely heard about Docker, the ultimate container. Recently I followed the GSG on the official website to
Reading Time: 2 minutes We know St. Louis is not a hot (or cool) place as Seattle/Silicon Valley in terms of job opportunities for software engineers. But St. Louis area have plenty of opportunities from small to large organizations, with a diverse industries. There are also many resources for aspiring software developers who like to join the industry. The
Reading Time: < 1 minute This is from reddit. “…open a blank workbook in excel, then from the Data tab, under the “Get External Data” setting, choose “from text” and point it to your file. This will open the text import wizard. On the first step, choose “delimeted” and then “Next.” On the second, select the checkbox next to “Comma”
Reading Time: 2 minutes Rewrite Developers usually like new project, sometimes called green field project, in the sense developers have more freedom to create (think of a white paper). In the same token, from time to time people will start a “full rewrite” project as the old project (code base) is “so messed up” and beyond repair. Is that
Reading Time: 3 minutes I changed job again recently, to be more precise, I made the change at beginning of the month. So today marks the conclusion of first 3 weeks. I felt fairly good so far, both in terms of environment and the work. It’s a bit different from what I did in last few years, as I
Reading Time: < 1 minute Came across a strange problem this week using a web service from 3rd party. It’s a soap based web service. When we pass the XML with the required data elements in certain order, it works. If we did not follow that order, it complains invalid parameter or something. I guess in the code they have
Reading Time: 2 minutes I am starting a series of “Sustainable software development” blog posts. Like many series I did in the past, it could be a series of one and only, or it could be a true fall classic (WS series). Back to the topic, I have been doing software development for almost 15 years, been through many
Reading Time: < 1 minute A collection, I will add my comments later. Symptom: PermGen run out of space Memory leak Overview (Mark Thomas) http://people.apache.org/~markt/presentations/2010-11-04-Memory-Leaks-60mins.pdf Memory leak happened in multiple deployment (more likely happens in development) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7788280/memory-leak-when-redeploying-application-in-tomcat Tomcat 7 (Mark Thomas) http://java.dzone.com/articles/memory-leak-protection-tomcat quote… Application or library code that can trigger this situation include: JDBC driver registration Some logging frameworks Storing
Reading Time: 2 minutes I have been doing programming for over 14+ years, and from time to time I did pair programming (mostly debugging problem). Since early last year I have been doing more pairing, mostly due to the hints from above. I have mixed feeling on this, mostly along the lines of advantages of disadvantages talked about here
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