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How I rolled my own Dropbox like sharing with SparkleShare
I have been looking for over a year for a way to have the simple syncing between computers like DropBox does, but on my own server, without space limits. I also just started using git this...
Using git with Spring Roo and the git addon
Spring Roo finally has an installable git addon (since Version 1.1.2) which will setup, config and auto commit your files to git for you.
Integrating a Spring Roo based Vaadin Form in Magnolia CMS
Now that Magnolia-CMS (http://www.magnolia-cms.com ) is switching to Vaadin for the Administration Screens, I have decided to try and integrate a Spring Roo generated Vaadin Form as a paragraph in a Magnolia Page.
Adding a new Theme to a Spring Roo Project
Yes it would be good idea for a simple addon, but until someone (or myself) get around to writing one, here is the solution for the impatient:
How to Classify Tweets with Google’s Prediction API
Ok, I know this should be easy, but I just wanted to try it out as a first step. So my goal was to classify some tweets with Google’s Prediction API. Luckily they have a sample...
The Top 10 Google API’s & Developer Tools to watch in 2011
Thanks to @frischkopp I just saw the periodic table of Google APIs & Developer Products. http://code.google.com/more/table/ So I thought you’d like to see my Top 10 List of the ones I am excited about or plan...
Spring Roo with Vaadin and the Experimental Visual Editor
I just read about how to get the experimental Vaadin Visual Editor running, so I had to try it with a Roo project. This is what it looked like with the Roo Vote sample app:
Date Range Parameters in Jasper Reports with SQL Server
Ok, to some this might be obvious but I just spent about 4 hours trying to figure out how to use parameters to select a date range in a Jasper Report report based on a JDBC...
Show Me, Don’t Tell Me – why to sketch and wireframe
A Blog that I like to read – The ZURBlog just posted a great article on using sketches for mockups and wireframing.
How to setup a Java Facebook Application
First I discovered that there was an open source, Java based, Facebook Application which includes samples of the following:
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