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A business object with setters for attributes that are interdependent, will need check constraints on the setters. But there is a better way, using the Whole Value pattern.
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Implementing a Shared Health Record Platform in Rural Bangladesh
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www.thoughtworks.com
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10 years ago
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We may have created history, only time will tell. In 2013, we met with Prof. Azad, Additional Director of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) of Bangladesh, whose vision was to introduce a longitudinal electronic health record for the citizens of Bangladesh. He was looking for a partner and we knew that the use of technology to improve health care services in these resource-constrained environments could make this revolutionar..
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We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of Codename One 3.5! Version 3.5 is a huge release that includes the long awaited Windows Universal Platform (UWP) support and brings the new GUI builder out of beta. Highlights of this Release Beta version of the UWP (Universal Windows Platform) Port – Codename One supports native Windows 10 universal apps that you can sell thru the Windows Store New GUI Builder Releas..
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Atlas Cafe. Blue Bottle Coffee. Cafe la Boheme. Clarion Alley . Coffee Bar. Dynamo donut & coffee. Four Barrel Coffee. Grand Coffee. Haus Coffee. Kafe 99. Linea cafe. Mission skateboards. pNakamoto's Bitcoin shop. Philz Coffee. Ritual Coffee roasters. Rodger's coffee & tea. Sightglass Coffee. Stable Cafe. Sugar lump coffee lounge.
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When we announced Codename One 3.4 we also announced a major animation overhaul. This was an important milestone that we didn’t fully actualize until this past week… Up until now animations in Codename One consisted of a fixed set of animations you could perform, e.g. if I want to move a Component from one place to another I could do an animateLayout. When I want to do multiple animations in a sequence I can chain them using the AndWai..
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Just a quick "today I learned" that if you pass a number < 1 as the delay argument to setTimeout node.js will attempt to run your callback at that time even if it's less than 1ms in the future. const pretty = require('pretty-hrtime') setTimeout(() => { const delta = process.hrtime(start) console.log(pretty(delta)) }, 0.5) const start = process.hrtime() If you run this in a shell loop, you'll notice sometimes it is able to complete in 5..
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Just a quick "today I learned" that if you pass a number < 1 as the delay argument to setTimeout node.js will attempt to run your callback at that time even if it's less than 1ms in the future. const pretty = require('pretty-hrtime') setTimeout(() => { const delta = process.hrtime(start) console.log(pretty(delta)) }, 0.5) const start = process.hrtime() If you run this in a shell loop, you'll notice sometimes it is able to complete in 5..
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Ostensibly simple, yet dazzlingly rich; both in its witty didacticism and beautiful passages. The Alchemist is a story of a boy…
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Student loan debt is, uh… a problem in the good ole US of A, to say the least. It has passed credit cards for the number two spot on the list of “biggest things holding American wallets hostage,” behind only mortgages at this point. When millennials wake up in a cold sweat in the dead of night, filled with a deep, overwhelming, and existential sense of dread, it’s probably because student loans are haunting their dreams. Okay, hopefull..
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Student loan debt is, uh… a problem in the good ole US of A, to say the least. It has passed credit cards for the number two spot on the list of “biggest things holding American wallets hostage,” behind only mortgages at this point. When millennials wake up in a cold sweat in the dead of night, filled with a deep, overwhelming, and existential sense of dread, it’s probably because student loans are haunting their dreams. Okay, hopefull..
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In this blogpost, I describe the most popular tools currently used to diff streams on the terminal, their differences and limitations. Then I introduce a new tool I’ve developed, sd, to address some of these limitations.
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Chosen only as a hat-tip to my perennial Ned Sherrin/Ed Sherran mental mix-up. Ned dead, is that what you said? Quick mind Fast draw Dry wit Sharp claw Warm heart Fine chap Time slot Blue plaque? That was the week That was the life That was the Ned that was Ladies and gentleman, Mr Ned Sherrin has left the building.
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It was a puzzling thing. The truth knocks on the door and you say “Go away, I’m looking for the truth.” And so it goes away.
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В “Сказке сказок” есть сцены, утопающие в желтом свете, там всё хорошо и спокойно и все дома и что-то потихоньку делают. Воспоминания о детстве, наверное. Нашел эту фотографию августа 2015 и вспомнил. Папа построил веранду, и теперь там солнечно, и можно сидеть и есть персики в свете сказки сказок. Арс с папой и едят.
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Originally published on Medium on July 13, 2016 . Update May 16th, 2017: Our style guide is now published at ux.adroll.com . You can read more about the latest updates on our UX blog . Q&A with AdRoll’s UX Designer on why we did it and what we learned. Hi! I’m Arya Srinivasan, a UX Researcher at AdRoll. I sat down with Mason Lee, a UX Designer working on AdRoll’s native ads API product, to talk about his work developing AdRoll....
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1. What is NeXT? (pun intended) NeXT was the computer company that Steve Jobs (co-founder of Apple) created after he got kicked out of Apple in the 1980s. They made high-end UNIX workstations that were intended to rival Apple computers, and primarily targeted for the higher education and science/engineering markets. However, they were not as successful as their competitors in this market and when Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he ..
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1. What is NeXT? (pun intended) NeXT was the computer company that Steve Jobs (co-founder of Apple) created after he got kicked out of Apple in the 1980s. They made high-end UNIX workstations that were intended to rival Apple computers, and primarily targeted for the higher education and science/engineering markets. However, they were not as successful as their competitors in this market and when Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he ..
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If hacking is mysterious to you and something only the most elite hackers can do, this blog post might disappoint you.
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27th July 2016 at about 9:30pm my local time (GMT +10) I updated the A records for searchcode’s nameservers to point at a new stack that has been several months in the making. As with most posts of this sort of nature a quick recap of where things were and where they are now. The previous searchcode stack consisted of two dedicated servers hosted by Hetzner. I have previously discussed this about two years ago when discussing searchcode ..
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I’m a full time nerd, even when I’m ordering pizza online I can’t stop myself from investigating how the websites I’m ordering from work. My latest investigation was Dominoes where I found a neat way to count the number of orders that they process throughout the day. This post is supposed to highlig...
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I’m a full time nerd, even when I’m ordering pizza online I can’t stop myself from investigating how the websites I’m ordering from work. My latest investigation was Dominoes where I found a neat way to count the number of orders that they process throughout the day. This post is supposed to highlig...
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What is creativity? How to be more creative? I don’t know. Do you know? I have some ideas about it, based on my observations of creative people and my efforts to write. My hypothesis is that everybody can train and develop their creativity, through regular delivery of good enough art and craft, and ongoing increase in the quality and the frequency. Lets me first talk about what I mean by creativity? For me, it is about making something ....
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Let’s set the record straight right away. 1. I work for Thoughtworks. 2. I enjoy pairing (sometimes), and I think it’s valuable (usually). 3. You don’t have to pair program 100%. It is a tool, not a requirement.
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This is the third installment in the Blockchain for Grown-Ups series. In the first article, we took a critical look at the hype surrounding blockchain. In the second article, we went beyond the hype to look at the real possibilities for blockchain. In this third article, we discuss where the flurry of activity around blockchain is taking us—a blockchain multiverse.
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We are deep within the 3.5 code freeze and this adds up to a remarkably busy week, we’ve got an even busier week with the release itself. Because of the code freeze there is no need for a Friday release today so we are skipping it this week. So let’s get right down to the questions from stackoverflow… CodenameOne ImageViewer blocks scroll Scrolling and ImageViewer don’t mix as the scrolling might collide with the panning/swiping.
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Dependencies are extremely powerful, but also open up a world of complexity. To successfully secure these packages in your application, you need to consider security as a natural aspect of quality. This means embedding it into your suite of quality tools and practices, making handling security the default.
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Functions within PostgreSQL can be setup to return rows and included in queries just like any other table. Continuing with our theme of trying to push Elixir and Phoenix a little on this site rebuild, we will move our site search inside of a database function and experiment with different ways to call it from Ecto.
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Synchronous communication for microservices: current status and learnings
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developers.soundcloud.com
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10 years ago
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eng
Since we started breaking our monolith and introduced a microservices architecture we rely a lot on synchronous request-response style communication. In this blog post we’ll go over our current status and some of the lessons we learned.
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Synchronous communication for microservices: current status and learnings
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developers.soundcloud.com
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10 years ago
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eng
Since we started breaking our monolith and introduced a microservices architecture we rely a lot on synchronous request-response style communication. In this blog post we’ll go over our current status and some of the lessons we learned.
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Functions within PostgreSQL can be setup to return rows and included in queries just like any other table. Continuing with our theme of trying to push Elixir and Phoenix a little on this site rebuild, we will move our site search inside of a database function and experiment with different ways to call it from Ecto.
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I wanted to write about the new kitchen sink demo which I’m trying to finish… But I haven’t finished it yet as it’s such a major undertaking. As part of that work I wanted to show some code that downloads themes and didn’t want to use the venerable infinite progress indicator which I generally dislike … Over these past few months I’ve enjoyed the ToastBar tremendously and I think it’s probably far better suited for such a use case th..
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Using lambdas with Bluebird.map A situation came up this week where a coworker had stumbled upon some really terse code. They weren't exactly clear on what was going on, so we went through an exercise together of rewriting the code in the most verbose format, then gradually shrinking it one piece at a time to arrive at the very terse but completely equivalent format. Our Task: Put Users into Groups Here's the situation. We need to do a s....
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Using lambdas with Bluebird.map A situation came up this week where a coworker had stumbled upon some really terse code. They weren't exactly clear on what was going on, so we went through an exercise together of rewriting the code in the most verbose format, then gradually shrinking it one piece at a time to arrive at the very terse but completely equivalent format. Our Task: Put Users into Groups Here's the situation. We need to do a s....
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I recently added syntax highlighting and support for CSS stylesheets to wordinserter , and the implementation was satisfying enough that I thought I would blog about it. Wordinserter is a library I maintain that lets you insert HTML documents/snippets into Word documents: It’s primary use case is wh...
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I recently added syntax highlighting and support for CSS stylesheets to wordinserter , and the implementation was satisfying enough that I thought I would blog about it. Wordinserter is a library I maintain that lets you insert HTML documents/snippets into Word documents: It’s primary use case is wh...
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It’s tough to pick up a new toolchain like Codename One. There’s so much to learn… A lot of our developers come from the Android world and even though Codename One is much simpler than Android porting the first app to Codename One is still painful. We wanted to simplify this process since the day we launched Codename One but as we explained before , this isn’t simple and the results would “underwhelm”.
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Over the past few months, I’ve been working on projects which grew to become ActionHero Plugins. ActionHero is a Node.js framework for…
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Drюzhivago (restaurant) . Gorky park . Hotel Peking . Izmailovo . Kolomenskoe (park) . Kremlin . Kuskovo (park) . Mariinsky (see ballet or opera) . Moskow times (check for events) . Strelka (lectures, cocktails and dances) . Tarasbulba (food) . Tsaritsyno park .
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Today we are going into code freeze for Codename One 3.5 which is due one week from now, because of the fast release cycle we don’t need more than a week of code freeze to stabilize our current release. The code freeze applies to the Codename One libraries and ports as those are the parts that are inherent to the release. What Didn’t Make the Release We have many new features and great capabilities that we were able to introduce for 3.5..
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