In this post I’ll present you with our candidates and the criteria we are evaluating each framework with. Over the next weeks I’ll post the actual evaluation of each framework and finally what our choice is and why.

Lately there has been lots of noise about "Real Time" Big Data. Lots of companies that associate themselves with this term are generally in analytical space and to them it really means "low-latency" for analytical processing of data which is usually stored in some warehouse.

The tutorial helps you get started/evaluate the web2py python framework. The various features of web2py that are covered are DAL, user authentication, CRUD operations. Once the tutorial is over you will be very comfortable with the framework.

This blog post describes how to use Cloudinary to automatically deliver all static images of your Ruby on Rails web application through a CDN. Allowing you to improve site's performance without any code changes. It also explains how to perform image transformations using your CSS or Sass files, e.g., for displaying Responsive Images for different devices.

If you are new to BDD you may want to read BDD to the rescue first. This is an introduction and a start of a series about bddify, a powerful BDD framework for .Net, called 'Bddify In Action':

I am huge fan of NodeJs and I believe it’s a very exciting technology and we will see it getting more popular down the line. I greatly admire it but in spite of everything I recently ported Targeter App from NodeJS to Ruby on Rails.

This blog demonstrates how simple Server Side Events can be added to any Servlet based application via the Atmosphere Framework.

Which is the most trusted, easy to use and implement mobile Web framework in the market? Here we have discussed the most trusted Mobile web frameworks available in the Web Industry for designing Mobile compatible websites and web applications.

As many as 79 percent of surveyed mobile app developers are planning to integrate HTML5 in the apps they will launch in 2012, while more than 1 billion HTML5 mobile browsers will be in the market in 2013; and over 80 percent of all mobile apps will be wholly or in part based upon HTML5 by 2015.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of years, you’ll have heard the buzz about Node.js, a platform for building network applications in Javascript. If, like me, you’re a .NET developer working on Windows, you’ll have thought, ‘that’s nice, now back to work’. But I think it’s now time to consider adopting Node as a core part of our toolkit. It allows us to do some things far easier than we can with our existing tools, and it’s now mature enough on Windows that you don’t have to jump through hoops in order to use it. There’s a very nice IIS integration story now with iisnode.

William J. Francis covers Android development basics, such as the necessary tools to get started and a typical project hierarchy.

This article demonstrates how to create/test a basic REST service in CXF vs. Camel-CXF. Given the range of configuration and deployment options, I'm focusing on building a basic OSGi bundle that can be deployed in Fuse 4.2 (ServiceMix)...basic knowledge of Maven, ServiceMix and Camel are assumed.

Simple reusable GMailJava class for sending Aysnc emails. Copy the class, change the username/password and use it in your next project. fork it on github

The URL is an important strength that the web has over native apps. In web apps, the URL goes beyond just being a static reference to the location of a document on a server. The best way to think of it is as the serialization of the application’s current state. As the user interacts with the application, the URL should update to reflect what the user is seeing on their screen.

This plugin was born out of the need to use the label-over-field method for forms I was working on. There are other plugins out there that do pretty much the same thing, but none of them had the - for lack of a better word - sexiness that I was looking for. This implementation makes the label slide across the field☨ when gaining focus and fade out when a value is entered.

Over the last year there's a been a whole new crop of specialized hosting platforms for Django applications. In this panel, we speak to a number of the people behind these new platforms to discuss what benefits they offer, what challenges they face, and what the Django project/community can do to encourage their growth.

We can do that by 3 ways 1-Using a Groovy expression 2-Getter of attribute 3-Override view object create() method

Spring MVC 3.2 M1 will introduce asynchronous request processing support based on Servlet 3.0. This is the first of several blog posts covering the new feature, providing along the way sufficient background and context to understand how and why you might want to take advantage of it.

Quick post to show how to inject a classpath file into a bean using resources and the util namespace.

Complexify is a free but useful jQuery plugin which lets you to accurately gauge the quality of a user's password to give them visual feedback, and to enforce a minimum level of security.

Yesterday, it was the news of the day: Magento CE 1.7 was forked on GitHub by some community people. After the spectacular departure of Yoav Kutner, then-CTO at Magento (TechCrunch reported), it was just a matter of time until Magento was forked. Indeed, as Vinai Kopp pointed out on twitter, there have been some forks of Magento already (project agent-ohm, a fork of Magento 1.3), but Mage+ seems to be another case.

I want when creating new record in entity object to get default value of attribute from another attribute in another entity object.

We’ve just added support for WebAPI to provide per-controller-type configuration. WebAPI has a HttpConfiguration object that provides configuration such as: route table Dependency resolver for specifying services list of Formatters, ModelBinders, and other parameter binding settings. list of message handlers,

On the Importance of Naming in Software Systems, part III. Exploring the semantic nature of Software using linguistic concepts.

In my previous post I showed you how to install and use Redis with Node.js. Today I’m going to take that a step further and walk through some of the things you can do with node_redis using Redis’s TTL and EXPIRE commands.