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jetty's probably fine too if you wanna use that instead of tomcat but tomcat is really great.
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tc-server is p nice also the jvm in ubuntu has worked well enough for me, but the drat tomcat is terribad, always get it from an apache mirror tomcat and jetty can both withstand hot code loading but will eventually starve permgen if you aren't really careful w/ classloading, and clojure itself will not starve permgen with code reloading due to some tricks it plays with the jvm. seriously though tomcat is not hard, get the tar/zip , put it somewhere, put your war file into /webapps and start it. ya it's not rails hot but it works also you can use this http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/Maven+Jetty+Plugin/ which works well imo
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just use the codehaus tomcat deploy plugin for maven. ez pz
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also i've never seen it screw up classloading like tha.t thats probably ur hosed up ubnbunuuttutu jvm
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imma let you finish but first what does everybody think of freelancer and similar sites are they a way of doing scrub jobs for portfolio fodder or is every project a no-money Superfund site of mishmash code from the subcontinent that you're expected to clean up for $5/hr
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Jul 24, 2012 19:59
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theyre poo poo and its demeaning for everyone involved
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they're really great if you want to make a facebook clone in three weeks for $400
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Jul 24, 2012 20:08
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are you kidding me? i could make 400 dollars in just three weeks if i knew how to code? Is that like NYC/Bay Area prices or is that what everyone makes doing this stuff
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seems like there are a few dece scraping gigs that i can underbid a bit but that'd just be for beer money. idk so far i havent found an open source project that i both care about and could meaningfully bugfix/contribute to and i got bout 12-18 months to have a portfolio that i am comfortable handing to companies
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oh my god this place is a cesspool oh my god
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tinselt0wn posted:are you kidding me? i could make 400 dollars in just three weeks if i knew how to code? Is that like NYC/Bay Area prices or is that what everyone makes doing this stuff lol
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Jonny 290 posted:seems like there are a few dece scraping gigs that i can underbid a bit but that'd just be for beer money. idk portfolio of what
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Jul 24, 2012 20:32
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those sites are for clients who are too cheap to hire an already super cheap php dev and/or who scared off legit contractors because the client was terrible to work with.
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Shaggar posted:those sites are for clients who are too cheap to hire an already super cheap php dev and/or who scared off legit contractors because the client was terrible to work with. contractors cost too much money
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ahhh spiders posted:portfolio of what cipherin', or as you city boys call it, "code"
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Jonny 290 posted:oh my god yeah those projects are really bad. also i have the same problem with open source/github stuff. i can't find anything i give a poo poo about to even try and contribute, and even then i don't really know how to start. say there's a library someone wrote for a given language, or a framework extension or something. are you supposed to just read all the code and think of something to add to it? do you simply try to break it? i could also never really tell if the issues that get listed for a given repo are ones being worked on by anyone or if they're open to whomever can actually do it. basically i'm an idiot and don't really know where a good place to start is because most github projects are stupid/too niche or simply too complicated
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Sulk posted:yeah those projects are really bad. also i have the same problem with open source/github stuff. i can't find anything i give a poo poo about to even try and contribute, and even then i don't really know how to start. say there's a library someone wrote for a given language, or a framework extension or something. are you supposed to just read all the code and think of something to add to it? do you simply try to break it? i could also never really tell if the issues that get listed for a given repo are ones being worked on by anyone or if they're open to whomever can actually do it. talk to the maintainers of the project and ask if they have anything for you to do
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jButts v0.1 Patches the .html(), .append()/.appendTo(), and .prepend()/.prependTo() methods to always insert a string reading "butts".
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CaptainMeatpants posted:write a
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Shaggar posted:also i've never seen it screw up classloading like tha.t thats probably ur hosed up ubnbunuuttutu jvm it's classloaders holding a reference to classes which never get collected, causes permgen starvation
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So I tried some of the new Javafx yesterday. It seems pretty nice UI-wise for java, and might end up being a nice alternative to swing. It also seems to load pretty quick as an applet, but there's not much point in it on the web-front unless flash dies and html5 doesn't improve.
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Migrated my perl web app from my laptop to a vm at work, put up a MySQL DB. Already faster and more stable.
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We had MySQL just continually chew 100% CPU or 50% of two CPUs at work today, and presumably for several days in the past. Turns out it was a leap-second bug. But yeah don't use Mongo unless you like global write locks. some guy on the internet posted:Mongo doesn't have a global write lock, it has per-container write locks! Yeah some fanboi brags about having one lock per table, and it took a year or two to get things to that state. Mongo more like wrongo. Friends don't let web developers make databases. Edit: edited for quality assurance. Edit II: True story: I went to a conference on algorithms dealing with massive modern data sets at Stanford, saw some Basho guys there and they were greybeards in t-shirts. Didn't see anybody having anything to do with Mongo. I saw a MongoHQ stand at a UC Berkeley career fair (why the gently caress did I go to that, we didn't hire anybody from that and I almost died on the freeway while driving back) and it was some 30-40-year-old dudes in light blue button down shirts and they just had this general web developer look. Basho's the only other company in this space that doesn't give off the smell of being massively retarded. For the record UC Berkeley is full of terrible CS students who suck at programming. shrughes fucked around with this message at 06:03 on Jul 25, 2012 |
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riak seems neat, maybe one day i'll have more data than postgres can handle
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Shaggar posted:servlets have always been awesome and tomcat is fantastic. i cant really disagree with this. just tomcat and some servlets, shits dead simple and works great. you dont need all that enterprisey poo poo.
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duTrieux. posted:"The concept is more or less 'Top Chef' for geeks," holy poo poo, they managed to make reality tv even more boring
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How to do Java web deployment (for babbys) 1. mvn package 2. Copy target/butt-store.war to ur live Tomcat instance's webapps directory I mean I'm not sure how that could possibly be any more straightforward, it really is p sweet. You can't SCP it straight to the webapps directory, you have to SCP it somewhere else and move it first (otherwise it'll try to deploy a partially-transferred WAR and that way lies 503 errors and lots of frantic scrambling). But apart from that it's p sweet. You might be thinking of that old shambling EJB poo poo but lmao if you think anyone uses that anymore. I don't even see the point in using JSP these days, because even with the JSTL it's wordy as fuc and Freemarker is just better. Java owns, Postgres owns. Kill all MySQLs ever, it is an embarassment.
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$ mvn package > DOWNLOADING THE INTERNET > COMPILING SOME STUFF > DOWNLOADING MORE INTERNET ^C^C^C^C^C > CANT LET YOU DO THAT DAVE > COMPILING STUFF I DONT EVEN NEED EAT A HOT BOWL OF DICKS DAVE > DOWNLOADING TUCOWS LOL welp guess i suck at maven
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Mr Dog posted:How to do Java web deployment (for babbys) 3. Hire someone who knows what the gently caress they're doing to clean up your mess.
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homercles posted:$ mvn package apparently so because it does that once ever and then it caches it all in your ~/.m2 directory?
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gently caress you i wont download what you tell me motherfuckeerrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Mr Dog posted:How to do Java web deployment (for babbys) if you use tc-server you can administratively deploy something by running a command line admin or thru a webapp, which prevents premature war extraction
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Mr Dog posted:How to do Java web deployment (for babbys) more like: mvn clean package tomcat:deploy -PProduction
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trex eaterofcadrs posted:if you use tc-server you can administratively deploy something by running a command line admin or thru a webapp, which prevents premature war extraction thats part of tomcat and not tc-server specific
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Shaggar posted:those sites are for clients who are too cheap to hire an already super cheap php dev and/or who scared off legit contractors because the client was terrible to work with. So tempted to do a simple one for free in something like Scala, and establish horribly inaccurate expectations for the market place. Or do something fun on Kaggle for real money. Hmm...
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