Monthly Archives: August 2012

Options for setting up a git server

Posted on 31. August 2012 by Steffen Schäfer

The following table shows some options for setting up a git server: Server Licensing Compatibility Notes Atlassian Stash Commercial Java-based Atlassian FishEye (2.7+) Commercial Java-based Git repository hosting is deprecated Gitblit Apache 2 Java-based gitolite GPL v2 Gerrit Apache 2 … Continue reading →

Posted in Build, config and deploy | Tagged atlassian stash, git, server | Leave a comment

Jigsaw currently still in Java 8

Posted on 28. August 2012 by Dirk M. Sohn

Papick recently commented some thoughts from Mark Reinhold about postponing Java Modularization towards Java 9. The java community started a large discussion about these thoughts. Now here is Mark’s update: Project Jigsaw: Late for the train: The Q&A. My political … Continue reading →

Posted in Java modularization, Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud, Politics | Tagged Brooks's law, java, jigsaw, lambda, Modularity | 1 Comment

Split comma-separated Strings in Java

Posted on 23. August 2012 by Steffen Schäfer

Shortly, I saw some code like this to work with comma separated lists: The code uses String.split(“,”) to split the strings at commas and String.trim() to remove unwanted whitespaces. But theres’s a much more elegant way to do that in … Continue reading →

Posted in Java Basics | Tagged comma-separated, java, regex, split, String, whitespace | 6 Comments

Dynamic Reloading of Vaadin Applications With Maven and Eclipse, Pt. I

Posted on 23. August 2012 by Roland Krüger

Developing Vaadin web applications is a lot of fun. One reason for this is that you very quickly get presentable results without having to bother with the intricacies of web protocols or the horrors of JavaScript coding. While developing Vaadin … Continue reading →

Posted in Build, config and deploy, Did you know?, Java Web Frameworks | Tagged Eclipse, Howto, jetty, maven, POM, Vaadin | 4 Comments

Better support of Bean Validation for GWT

Posted on 20. August 2012 by Steffen Schäfer

According to GWT tech lead Ray Cromwell, GWT will get better support of JSR 303 (aka Bean Validation): Our GWT intern +David Idol is leaving today to go back and finish his degree. :( However, he leaves behind a new fully functional … Continue reading →

Posted in Java Web Frameworks | Tagged bean validation, GWT, JSR 303 | Leave a comment

jQuery 1.8 Released

Posted on 15. August 2012 by Sönke Sothmann

The jQuery team has released version 1.8 of the popular JavaScript library jQuery. jQuery is now modular. Based on the build tool grunt, it is now possible to pick and deliver only required modules of jQuery. Sizzle, jQuery’s selector … Continue reading →