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An Exploration in Rust: Musings From a Java/C++ Developer
Why Rust? It’s fast (runtime performance) It’s small (binary size) It’s safe (no memory leaks) It’s modern (build system, language features, etc) When Is It Worth It? Embedded systems (where it is implied that interpreted ...
May 21, 2019
Speed Up Spock Spring Tests
This article follows up some excellent info on testing Spring with Spock here and here. Developing with Spring and testing with Spock means you’re using two of the best tools available on the JVM today. ...
Comparing React.js performance vs. native DOM
React.js is a promising new library for Javascript view component development. A similar approach is said to be leveraged in the upcoming Angular 2 release. Mike Hostetler has given a nice introduction the technology coming ...
Jan 6, 2015
Grails cdn-asset-pipeline Plugin for Improving Web Site Performance
We’re always looking to get our software to run faster. For web sites, part of that equation is to move static content to a content delivery network (CDN). A proper CDN is designed to serve ...
Memoization in Groovy
Memoization is a form of caching.  Judging by the article on Wikipedia and other sites, memoization is very useful for recursive calculations, though it can be used anywhere you need to store previously calculated data ...
Dec 19, 2012
Caching with JCS
Do you need to implement some data caching in your project to help speed up retrieval from a slow data source?  Consider using JCS to bring the data a little closer to the users.  JCS ...