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I have finally managed to get to the bottom of the "pop" problem on my Bowers and Wilkins ASW608 subwoofer.
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You are reviewing a PR.
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To set an “ordering key” on a message sent to Google Pub/Sub via Spring Boot using “Spring Integration”, you need to do the following:
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The Spring PropertiesLoaderUtils.loadAllProperties method seems to have a bug where it returns entries from lower-priority classpath entries in preference to higher-priority classpath entries.
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Git had a bug from version 2.33 onwards, fixed in 2.35.
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If you are trying to get Debian 10 Buster to run in Vagrant and are receiving the following error default: /dev/vda does not exist, so cannot grub-install to it!
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Links in web applications can be Relative links like <a href="/foo">, or Absolute links like <a href=“https://www.site.com/foo">.
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Around 2003 I changed companies and accepted the title “Software Architect” at the new company.
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Turning off a great server from Hetzner with over 1.5k days uptime (4.6 years).
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To use XML Java DOM objects with PostgreSQL's XML datatype, do the following.
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I hate when pressing the “backspace” key on the keyboard a certain number of times doesn’t wipe out that number of previous keystrokes.
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The database system like PostgreSQL serves requests from many clients simultaneously.
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When trying to send an email, using JavaMail, from my application deployed via the Jetty web server in Docker, I kept on getting the following errors: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/activation/DataSource Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:…
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There is no way to get Java to automatically use find out many cores are available and use them all, on AWS ECS using Docker.
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Spring’s Consuming web service guide is great at describing how to go about being a client of a SOAP service, but it doesn’t mention how to consume web services which are protected by any sort of security.
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If you have a SOAP service written in Java using Spring, you have written methods that are called with Java objects representing the body of the SOAP request.
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There is a nice new feature introduced by type-inference in Java.
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I always learn things about usability when watching my Dad use a computer.
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Sad day!!!
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When I first started working, I noticed my boss at the time had a coding convention that I’d not seen elsewhere.
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A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide) defines Resource Leveling (also known as Predictive Planning or Priority-Based Scheduling) in the context of project management tools as: A technique in which start and finish dates are adj…
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Tool Cost What it does What it doesn't do Microsoft Project https://products.office.com/en-us/project/project-online-professional $30 per user per month (if you pay monthly) Has a lightweight online version to show workers their tasks, but for resource le…
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Back in 2010 I worked for a company that had daily stand-ups at 10am every day.
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Email delivery providers such as Mandrill, Mailgun, SendGrid, AWS SES etc. all provide proprietary APIs and SDKs to send email over their service.
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So this is your setup.
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In a similar vein to my previous article, here is a script to change the line endings of all files across all revisions in a Git repository to UNIX line endings. git filter-branch -f --tree-filter 'find .
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So your product bills customers and produces invoices.
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The traditional way of dealing with a checked exception being thrown from a place where you know it can’t actually be thrown, is to re-throw it as a RuntimeException.
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Deadlocks are: One session/user has acquired access to resource A (and won’t let anyone touch it), and is waiting for resource B.
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Recently a customer requested that a piece of software should “move companies” from company A to company B, henceforth appearing as if it’d always been created by company B, and never appear to have been produced by company A at all.
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I have been thinking about emails vs phone, or more generally asynchronous vs synchronous communication, and have realized: If you receive a call, it breaks your flow, which is bad.
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So today I got access to a customer’s new JIRA task management system.
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I wrote down a note on my task list on the current project, “Investigate whether docker build always gets the latest version of the base image”.
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I have long been inconsistent when creating Java Exception classes, in terms of how I name them.
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What language should be taught as the first language on a university computer science degree course?
A friend of mine asked me for my opinions on what programming language should be taught in the introductory class of computer science at university.
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If you write a method like “add product to user’s cart”, you want to test that that method works.
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One of the functions of backups is to be able to restore the system and data in the case of a successful hacking attack.
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The trouble with toString() in Java (or ToString() in C#) is that every object implements it.
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In the REST specification, there is no way to group individual requests together into a transaction (in the way that it's possible to group multiple modifications to a database into a database transaction, or in a distributed J2EE system use a distributed…
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In draw.io in the browser, go to the File menu, Export submenu, export as PDF.
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The arrow of time may famously only point only one way, but the progress in computer science takes a weaving non-linear path through the thing we understand as time.
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Today I've released a new version of my blog and homepage.
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If you replace code, and commit out the original while you are working, please delete the commented out code before you commit.
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It is a requirement of many customer projects of mine to have a "remember me" or "keep me logged in" checkbox on the log-in form.
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I think it's important, that in a software development company, as all others, customers get transparent up-to-the-minute information about what costs they have incurred.
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The program “Facebook Background Task Host” was consuming the entirety of my disk bandwidth on my Windows 8.1 computer.
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When I was at university in the 90s, studying computer science, my final-year bachelor project was a “fractal raytracer”.
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Ubuntu 14.04 (and various versions of Debian) come with MySQL 5.5.
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Recently, when reviewing code, I saw a commit resembling the following: - if (x) foo(); - if (y) bar(); + if (y) { + bar(); + } It’s not easy to see that of the two “if” statements, only one was actually deleted.
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I went to a lecture recently and the CEO of Runtastic spoke.