Manuel Bernhardt

We spent last week on vacations in Tenerife, enjoying the nice climate and all the hiking possibilities.

As the Delving Culture-Hub project grows, I found myself adding module definitions by hand to the SBT more often than what I’d wish for, and for each adjustment of a common value, having to go through all modules and adjust them.

Play 2.1 makes it possible to write completely modular applications, and on top of this, to develop each module separately.

Because of a permgen leak related to third-party libraries, the logging in test mode is disabled in Play 2.0.x (there’s a fix coming up in Play 2.1).

In case anyone needs this: https://gist.github.com/1377952 You’ve got to bootstrap it in some bootstrap job like so: 1 ScalaCacheAccessor.set(new MongoCacheImpl) It’s only tested with the Press module so far (shared state is evil anyway 😉 )

Since I wrote my previous post on how to use Play!

Update: If you need to have custom de/serialization of some types, check out this new post I’ve been working with Play!

Two months ago we started using the Play!

This morning I spent some time looking for information on how to deploy a legacy webservice on Apache Karaf.

In a project I’m currently working on we use the OSGi platform in order to achieve higher modularity (the project is about building a framework for massive data ingestion and processing for a high-availability service, and the processing is dealt with via…

I recently started using IntelliJ IDEA in addition to Eclipse after seeing it being used by some dutch colleagues of mine.

The headache is bad, the coffee tastes bitter, but I still keep on fighting.

Have you ever written a CV as part of a lecture at university (yes, in France, there are such lectures), a seminar for young graduates, or have you ever gotten feedback from the professionals in the branch?

Over the past years, we have been given the access of increasingly more and more information.

For a while now I am following the Illuminated Mind blog and even purchased Reclaim your dreams (and also started reading it, though I still have something to do about the “finish reading it” part).

Recently I decided to try out a new kind of computer and bought a MacBook Pro.

Three weeks ago, I decided to give up on my Windows operating system and try again using Linux (the Ubuntu release).

Today I created an account on twitter after reading an article at academhack.

Welcome!