Week in Review – 25 July 2009

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  • · Performance considerations while working with Strings and …
    By vogella
    Strings are very frequently used in Java programs. This blog post tries to explain what a programmer needs to consider from a performance point of view. It will also explain in what situations you should use StringBuilder instead of …

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  • · Groovy’s SQL Switch: A Powerful Tool In The Quest For A Truly Real …
    By Jason Kincaid

    of the processing costs for the competing technologies below). The new software runs on special Intel boxes, with performance that the company says matches 100 standard SQL servers. For more, you can check out the full product spec sheet here. … Did they have to give it the same name as one of the main dynamic languages for Java? reply · Dan Grossman (@w3roi) – July 23rd, 2009 at 3:19 am PDT. Good to see they’re still going after almost having their code stolen. …

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This post was written by robert.casto on July 25, 2009

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Week in Review – 18 July 2009

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  • · java.net: Kirk Pepperdine Interviewed by Janice Heiss
    Janice Heiss interviews Java Champion Kirk Pepperdine about Java performance tuning and more in this java.net Community Corner 2009 podcast, recorded at JavaOne.
  • · The Disco Blog » Blog Archive » To recurse or not: Euler challenge #2
    By Andy
    While I implemented problem #1 in Groovy, I thought it would be interesting to solve problem #2 in both Java and Groovy as I wanted to get a good feel for the performance differences between solving Fibonacci via recursion and iteration
  • Architect’s Blog
    By Guy Nirpaz
    New proxy implementation now supports faster fetch times, so that reading objects by their id from local cache is almost as fast as accessing a java.util.ConcurrentHashMap (in Java) or a Dictionary (in .NET). Raw performance of
  • PHP’s Scalability and Performance comparison over Java – Digg model
    By Jiltin
    In addition, many versions of PHP was used in the test, and substantial performance improvements have been made since and are continuing to be made. Here is the article from oreillynet: PHP scales! The word on the street is that “Java
  • Why is Performance Monitoring so hard? – brettdargan.com
    By admin
    Current State – Instantaneous State based; Alerting; Historical Stats; Trace (System > Component > Request) ~ Vertical Profiling through technologies; Profiling – usually technology focused, like Java Profiling; Vital Signs Production – Under Load Times (batch or interactive); Production – Under Load and component Failures; Dev – Design/Architecture; Dev – Impl time; Test – Environment Issues – ala. Troubleshooting the Integration; Load Test Time; Soak Test Time
  • Amazon Web Services Developer Community Performance Monitoring for
    Performance Monitoring for Autoscaling. Posted Aug 8 2008 943 AM PDT As a Java developer I think of JMX which is baked into Java 5 and can be leveraged

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  • · GigaSpaces’ XAP 7 focuses on performance
    SDTimes.com – San Bruno,CA,USA
    XAP allows Java applications to be provisioned into distributed environments without requiring code changes or separate components for clustering,

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This post was written by robert.casto on July 18, 2009

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Week in Review – 4 July 2009

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  • Velocity 09: Fistful of Sand: Monitoring Code Performance at
    By Dmytro Shteflyuk
    In this talk, we will go over a particular performance monitoring tool we have built. The talk will be liberally dosed with ego-deflating vignettes illustrating our periodic and spectacular mishaps. System Overview. Over the years, we have witnessed many The Server Side Profiler runs at the same time as the Client Side Profiler, tracing the execution and operating system interaction of the server code as the page is rendered. Below are examples of the data point

It was a very light week this week.

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This post was written by robert.casto on July 4, 2009

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Week in Review – 27 June 2009

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  • · analysis 102: A good design is mandatory if you want good performance.
    By mx
    “The First Rule of Program Optimization: Don’t do it. The Second Rule of Program Optimization (for experts only!): Don’t do it yet.” Michael A. Jackson I think the problem stems from a question of value. Developers still see code that runs This code takes less then 1 ms to execute (printed difference is ZERO)… on my fairly powerful laptop with Java 6. If I up the array size to 1000, it takes 31 ms… I had to up the array size to 1000 to up the time taken to 31 ms.
  • · InfoQ: Google Calls for a Joint Effort to Speed Up the Internet
    By Abel Avram
    Google shares research data, web site speed optimization tutorials, recorded presentations, links to lots of performance optimization tools, and a discussion group inviting everyone to share ideas on how to make the web faster.

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This post was written by robert.casto on June 27, 2009

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