Week in Review – 20 June 2009

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Classpath Hell Just Froze Over – Discussion about project jigsaw and how it will rid Java of of classpath problems.
A Developers Guide To Load Testing – Slides about load testing by Simon Brown

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Java for Mac OS X Update Released – A long standing bug has finally been fixed in Java on the Mac OS X platform.

How To

Building a terabyte-scale data cycle at LinkedIn with Hadoop and Project Voldemort – Lengthy discussion about how to build the system. Great to see how others are architecting systems to solve problems.

classpath, hadoop, load testing, mac os x, news, Performance, review, voldemort

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