jankowalski

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  • AngularJS training

    AngularJS training

    I had an amazing opportunity to attend training conducted by Paweł Kozłowski author of Mastering Web Application Development with AngularJS.

    Training was two days long only … only because Paweł was excellently prepared and it was pleasure to listen to him. I met grunt, karma, jasmine and of course angular. With my growing knowledge of js I am starting to like this flexibility it gives. Here you can find our log of source code and Paweł’s presentation made in revealJs!

    We maintain our front end in backbone js after a chat to my college I discovered that we are facing memory leaks with out webapp. And that is an issue to handle in short time. Maybe we will use marionette js or just move completely to angular :) (lots of work ahead, lots of reports to rewrite)

    Codeschool.com is a very pleasant place to learn new things. I completed there “chrome dev tools training” to learn how to profile and dump heap in js – it might be help fully. This was the way I saw how our app leaks…

  • First profit of my blog :)

    Here is a thanking e-mail I’ve got (that made me really happy and gave a good karma):

    Hello Jan,
    Regard http://www.jankowalski.pl/category/glassfish-2, I wish to thank you deeply for your explanations how you worked out the JB cache under Glassfish.

    I have been spending hours just looking and trying several cache solutions. Finally the JB cache seemed promising, except all docs seemed made for the JB AS only. I was really on the point to give it up and either look for , again, another cache solution or , after all, start from scratch and write my own.

    At that point I started to think about, if I was to write my own, I may use the servlet context to handle some kind of pointer to the cache. That is while looking for that I finally find your page, and thank you Jan, the information you gave I tried and it worked directly for me.

    Thank you thank you thank you. Your idea of using the naming way in context and the code example made things crystal clear.

    This should bring you good karma :)

    Best regards,

    Fabrice Duche
    www.fdicc.org