Sorry for the lack of the post but during the summer we were a little bit lazy to write the blog and we spent a little bit too much time with enjoying the
summer. But now we are back and this morning the first autumn Moresby Coffee Weekly Bean took place in a Starbucks Café on Neal Street (near Covent Garden).
Weekly gadget
- Order and Chaos - MMORPG for Android/iOS
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Seagate GoFlex - I've bought one. It is a surprisingly good device. I had looked for something similar and I bought this because of its price. It supports multi users, windows network access, global access via seagateshare.com website. It has client app for Android (and I guess for iOS)
- Perzi and alternatives
Weekly news
- iPhone 5
- Mark Zuckerberg: HTML5 was the bigest mistake in Facebook's life. link
Weeky topic
- Service Oriented Architecture (pros and cons)
- Spring's place in SOA
- OSGi
- WebServices
Stateful and Stateless WebServices. What's the point of the Stateful WSs.
How can be a WS real stateful with functional programming. (if everything is immutable)
Weekly code
- MByHave improvement
Container and ReturnValue parameter types have been added to MByHave.
Container supports a named cache what stores the containers in a map where the key is a name. A step can get a container as a parameter by the name. The parameter's name (as all other parameters') has to be in the step definition pattern when the step description is parsed, the proper Container will be picked up and passed to the step method.
The return value cache is a LIFO cache collecting the return values from the step methods. The parameters with ReturnValue type will be provided by the MByHave from the cache passing the last return value what matches to the generic type.
The details are coming soon in another blog post!
- MByPass plans
MByPass will be a converter framework what automatically convert arbitrary type to an other arbitrary type if it's possible to do with the registered converters. The converters has a very simple interface:
public interface Converter { T convert(F from) throws ConverterException; }
MByPass will be able to automatically chain them and find the was between input and output types.
Next bean
On 28th of September 2012, 7am at Canary Wharf and we're gonna work out the rest.
Topic for the next week:
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