(Mayank Prasad) This is the very first post in the series of Performance Schema Implementation Internals. This series is for MySQL Developers to understand implementation of Performance Schema.
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Practical Example for ADF Active Data Service
(Andrejus Baranovskis) I have created more complex and complete Active Data Service example, based on the one posted in the previous post – Simple Example for ADF Active Data Service. Updated sample application is using JDBC to listen for updates in the DB.
RAC high block sharing causes high log sync times
(John Brady) Some time ago I dealt with a system that was experiencing high “log file sync” times, as well as other RAC related waits (“gc buffer busy” and “gc cr block busy”). Initially I assumed that the “log file sync” waits and the RAC Global Cache waits were independent of each other, but it tu
Why The Web Isn’t Semantic Yet
(Bozhidar Bozhanov) The semantic web. You’ve heard about it. What is it? Chances are, you don’t have a completely clear idea. But why isn’t the web “semantic” yet?
OneTrueError and ASP.NET
(jgauffin) OneTrueError is my new startup which also is a member of Microsoft BizSpark. This post is about the client library for ASP.NET (WebForms/MVC/WebAPI). It will catch and handle all uncaught exceptions automatically. They are also uploaded to our site for analysis to enable us to suggest pos
State Management in ASP.NET
(Rakesh Kumar) State management means to preserve state of a control, web page, object/data, and user in the application explicitly because all ASP.NET web applications are stateless, i.e., by default, for each page posted to the server, the state of controls is lost.
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Reorder Elements in Connected Lists Through Mouse Using jQuery
(Anubhav Chaudhary) This article explaiins how to reorder elements in Connected Lists using the Mouse using jQuery.
Implement responsive web design using WebSphere Portal, Part 3: Developing multi-channel portlets
(Jaspreet Singh and Jonathan Lidaka) Responsive Web Design (RWD) ensures a seamless user experience across multiple device types and form factors. For a truly adaptive and holistic site experience across devices, a responsive portlet user interface is essential. In this article, we discuss some of t
Best Practices for Designing a Fluent API
(Peter Vogel) You can’t “grow” a fluent API; you need to understand how developers will need (and expect) to use your API. Here’s a case study of what the design process for a fluent API looks like.