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On my most recent Grails project we where tasked to get execution times on some methods that were suspected of running a bit long. The quick and easy (but kind of crude) way to do this would be to set a start time at the beginning of the method, and end time at the end, …
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The Groovy ConfigObject and ConfigSlurper are very nice for replacing properties and XML configuration files with Groovy. Surprisingly though, there’s no obvious way to get a ConfigObject directly from a closure. The interface requires either the URL or filename of a script file, or a Script object. via Creating a Groovy ConfigObject from a Closure …
Today we are excited to announce the availability of the initial specification for the Hack programming language. When we announced Hack, we were very excited for the community to get their hands on a programming language that has helped Facebook engineers become more productive in their day-to-day development and became, alongside PHP, the language used when …
Splunk, the log analysis system that’s evolved into a full-blown, machine-generated data processing platform (also described as “Google for visual analytics”), faces competition from a rising wave of open source competitors. One of the most prominent, Graylog, has unveiled its formal 1.0 release. Graylog’s success won’t be in meeting or exceeding Splunk’s feature set or …
Right now, you get most of your Linux software from your distribution’s software repositories. Those applications have to be packaged specifically for your Linux distribution, and you have to trust them with full access to your Linux user account and all its files.But imagine if developers could distribute applications in a standard way so you …