I have worked in a few app projects that have been up and running for quite some time. The apps often handle a bunch of error states or seldom visited states that are hard […]
I get a lot of questions from “newbies” on how to best approach app development. I think the best way is to keep it simple, so this is my approach on app development, surely […]
This blog post will explain how to use self signed certificates with a Windows Azure cloud service and how to configure the Azure IIS server by code in the web role. I’m assuming that […]
I’m now assuming that you read my previous post about how to create self signed certificates for development and it might’ve left you thinking “Yay great! ….But how do I actually use them?”. This […]
If you’ve ever had the need of creating self signed certificates you may start out feeling like it’s not a straightforward stroll in the park, so here is a blog post that might help […]
It is now about four and a half years since the Servlet 3.0 specification was released in December 2009, together with Java EE 6. One feature that came in Servlet 3.0 was the possibility […]
It has been a while since I was able to write any tutorials and continue on my last serie about OpenGL ES 1.x feels a bit out-dated so I start all over again but […]
Transitioning from Java to Scala was simplified by the fact that you could still write something similar to your old style Java code in Scala and then start learning the functional way and all other cool things available in Scala. When learning Clojure this threshold is higher as the language is so different than Java. However, by using records and protocols you should be able to do things in a similar way that you are already used to and then transition into more idiomatic Clojure.
Recently I got to use the Google Maps Javascript API for the first time, which was a quite pleasant experience. The API is thoroughly documented and most of the parts I used just worked […]
The Problem One day it was just there. A mischievous NullPointerException causing, eh, mischief. It was fairly easy to provoke with my application but for some reason my code was not part of the […]
You want to try out the Android NDK? I have gotten a lot of questions about how to setup and work with the NDK and I decided to write down how I do it. […]
I previously wrote a blog post titled Performing any Selector on the Main Thread detailing a convenience category on NSInvoication for easily creating invocation objects that could be invoked on any thread. This category […]
In our current assignment we are building a messaging based integration solution using Spring Integration and deploying it on WebLogic. In general, this has been quite a good experience as Spring Integration is a […]
a simple object mapper for .NET After listening to Hanselminutes show #262 I became curious and have looked a bit at Dapper to check what it really is. First of all, it’s implemented as […]
Apple provides many tools for implementing concurrency in your application. NSOperationQueue, GCD, or simply using performSelectorInBackground:withObject: that is available on each and every object, are just some examples. The tools are there, yet implementing […]
On my current assignment we have amongst other things a Web Service. We use Apache CXF 2.3.2 as Web Services framework. The number of requests has increased heavily the last couple of months and […]