InfoQ Homepage Artifacts & Tools Content on InfoQ
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Productive Out-of-the-Box with Ember.js
Anthony Bull overviews some of the tools that help being productive with Ember.js, providing details on Yeoman.
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CLJ Mook: a Lightweight HTTP Testing Tool
Craig Brozefsky introduces clj-mook which provides a session abstraction for client interactions with a web application based on clj-http, a handful of threading macros, JSoup, and a couple of maps.
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Resiliency through Failure - Netflix's Approach to Extreme Availability in the Cloud
Ariel Tseitlin discusses Netflix' failure-based suite of tools, collectively called the Simian Army, used to improve resiliency and maintain the cloud environment.
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Ritz, The Missing Clojure Tooling
Hugo Duncan introduces Ritz, a set of tools for debugging, inspecting, project reloading, with codeq and lein integration, showing how to use it with nrepl.el in Emacs.
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Building with Lean: A Cross-Functional Pairing Approach
Jono Mallanyk and Ben Burton discuss cross-functional pairing to design for building products quickly and effectively, advising when to use Lean, and tools and techniques they found useful.
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Versioning our Versioning Strategy: Domain-Specific Tooling to Support Continuous Delivery
Ian Goodsell discusses the challenges encountered with tool versioning and new approaches needed to support continuous delivery.
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Green Shoots in the Brownest Field: Being a Startup in Government
Mat Wall describes some of the tools & techniques that are used within the UK Government Digital Service to try and make the government behave less like an enterprise and more like a startup.
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Startup Architecture: How to Lean on Others to Get Stuff Done
Robbie Clutton takes a look at the tools assisting a startup in making technical decisions needed for scaling and growing.
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Polygot Architecture for Rapid Release: Friend or Foe?
Rachel Laycock discusses using a polyglot build and deployment infrastructure that makes life easier.
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Visualizing Java Garbage Collection
Ben Evans discusses garbage collection in Java along with some tooling for understanding and visualizing how it works.
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Programming by Voice: Becoming a Computer Whisperer
Tavis Rudd demoes writing a small system using several languages and deploying it by issuing voice commands without touching the keyboard.