Enhancing Your JBoss Integration with JBoss BRMS in Practice
Integration doesn't have to be difficult, complex, or expensive. You can provide a solid infrastructure for pulling together legacy systems, various third party interactions and business processes....
View ArticleLark: A "RESTy" Interface for Redis
Redis users might be interested in Lark, a new Python library designed to transform an HTTP request into a Redis command and provide a "RESTy" interface. According to the creator, Alex Kessinger, the...
View ArticleA Tool to Generate Customizable Test Data with Python
Sometimes you need a dataset to run some tests - just a bunch of data, anything - and it can be unexpectedly difficult to find something that works. Preview Text: Sometimes you need a dataset to run...
View ArticleThe Top 10 Articles of 2013: Big Data Zone
Rather than the best of the week this week, let's take a look at the most popular articles Big Data had to offer in 2013. Note that not all of these articles were actually published in 2013;...
View ArticleData News: Alternative Solutions and Perspectives on Bayesian Tests, and More
Some writings worth reading, here and there: Preview Text: This installment of Arthur Charpentier's regular collection of data science-related links includes the impact of computer models on...
View ArticleEnterprise Messaging with Apache Camel
Integration solutions often rely on messaging for reliability and scalability. Come see how Apache Camel, a very popular integration library, can be used to build out messaging solutions in a...
View ArticleSubRedis: Keyspaces in Redis
We’ve been using Redis extensively for Quepid, our search relevancy collaboration canvas. Redis is a convenient and efficient way to interact with in-memory data structures. In fact, we’ve been using...
View ArticlePython: Scoping Variables to Use with Timeit
I’ve been playing around with Python’s timeit library to help benchmark some Neo4j cypher queries but I ran into some problems when trying to give it access to variables in my program. I had the...
View ArticleTransactions and MongoDB: ACID Reliability and MVCC with TokuMX
MongoDB has quickly become the leading NoSQL database, and it is no wonder. The language interface makes it drop-dead easy to adopt MongoDB, and the ability to change schema on the fly allows...
View ArticleReview: Fundamentals of Data Analytics in Python
I massively use Python for data analysis and when I was offered to review the video tutorial with the title “Fundamentals of Data Analytics in Python LiveLessons”, I couldn't refuse. Preview Text: The...
View ArticleDatabase Wars 2.0
Big data and cloud data are still hurling outward from the “big bang ” As the dust settles, competing forces are emerging to launch the next round of database wars—the ones that will set new rules for...
View ArticleISVS: Top 5 Ways Embedded Connectivity Accelerates Your Business
For many ISVs, the lure of “free” proprietary drivers is strong. Others use open source code in their quest for costs savings, relying heavily on in-house development expertise.The problem?...
View ArticleMonitoring Solr with Graphite and Carbon
This blog post requires graphite, carbon and python to be installed on your *ux. I'm running this on ubuntu. http://graphite.wikidot.com/ https://launchpad.net/graphite/+download To setup monitoring...
View ArticleBlaze: A Python Compiler for Big Data
Python developers working with NumPy or Big Data in general might be interested in Blaze, a Python library created by Continuum Analytics and referred to by Stephen Diehl as "the next generation of...
View ArticleThe Best of the Week (Feb. 7): Big Data Zone
Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the Big Data Zone (Feb. 7 to Feb. 13). Here they are, in order of popularity:1. Quick FAILs in Code QuestionsSometimes it...
View ArticleAnnouncing PyMongo 2.7 Release Candidate
Preview Text: A few days ago, Bernie Hackett and the author shipped a release candidate for PyMongo 2.7, with substantial contributions from Amalia Hawkins and Kyle Erf. This version supports new...
View ArticleExceptions in Jython and Neo4j: java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
I’ve been playing around with calling Neo4j’s Java API from Python via Jython and immediately ran into the following exception when trying to create an embedded instance: Preview Text: The author has...
View ArticleSecure, Scalable and Dynamic Invocation of SOAP in Python with Zato and Suds
Zato ESB and app server in Python has grown additional means through which it is now even easier to invoke SOAP services without a need for generating stub classes or clients. Given an existing WSDL,...
View ArticlePython Concurrency: An Intro to Threads
Python has a number of different concurrency constructs such as threading, queues and multiprocessing. The threading module used to be the primary way of accomplishing concurrency. Unfortunately,...
View ArticlePython 101: Reading and Writing CSV Files
Python has a vast library of modules that are included with its distribution. The csv module gives the Python programmer the ability to parse CSV (Comma Separated Values) files. A CSV file is a human...
View ArticleThe Best of the Week (Feb. 28): Big Data Zone
Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the Big Data Zone (Feb. 28 to Mar. 6). Here they are, in order of popularity: Preview Text: Make sure you didn't miss...
View ArticleDifference between Coverity Static Analysis and FXCop
In this video, Eric Lippert discusses the key differences between Coverity’s source code analysis for C# and that of Microsoft’s FxCop. The Coverity platform looks for critical crash causing issues...
View ArticleTop 5 Things Every C# Developer Should Know:
C# has become increasingly popular and complex, putting applications and organizations at risk for software failures. Learn how you can gain deeper intelligence into your code to avoid critical crash...
View ArticleFinding and Fixing defects in C# code
Hear from C# guru Eric Lippert about the history of C# and how it’s grown in complexity – plus learn about the three most common types of defects within C# code URL:...
View ArticleThe Rules of Fight Club – Spring Framework and Java/EE Edition
Read this blog to learn about the rules that dispel the misconceptions about Spring Framework and Java EE. URL: http://howtojboss.com/2013/07/25/fight_club_spring_java_ee/ Thumbnail Image:...
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