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Tag Archives: how-to
Using Scribe log aggregation in Grails
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Nov
24
2010
On my current project, our Grails app is running on multiple tomcat instances, which share session state using Terracotta. This gives us a number of benefits, including redundancy and fairly easy zero-downtime deployments. However, any time I need to watch … Continue reading
Simile Timelines
Post by Scott Vlaminck
May
23
2008
When I initially ran across the Simile Timeline project, I was pretty impressed, both by the power and flexibility of the framework and also by how well it works. What’s more, it’s really simple to use and the site has … Continue reading
git init
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Apr
23
2008
Jason Rudolph has a great post discussing getting started with git, the new kid on the block for version control. That post alone makes a compelling argument to me for trying it out. This quote hit a little too close … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, code, convention over configuration, how-to
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Make Gmail a (better) standalone app without Fluid or Safari
Post by Ben Edwards
Mar
27
2008
If you are like me you use Gmail and love it. You also use a Mac and have found Firefox has started to become too bloated and slow to use for accessing your Gmail. For a while now I have … Continue reading
