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16.09.2010
# Applying Scalability Patterns to Infrastructure Architecture
Too often software design patterns are overlooked by network and application delivery network architects but these patterns are often equally applicable to addressing a broad range of architectural challenges in the application delivery tier of the data center. | 16.09.2010 10:41 Uhr | scalability architecture
18.05.2010
# 7 Lessons Learned While Building Reddit to 270 Million Page Views a Month
18.05.2010 09:35 Uhr | reddit scalability
25.01.2010
# Introducing Akka - Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
25.01.2010 15:16 Uhr | scala actors stm akka
# A New Way to Think of Data Storage for Your Enterprise Application | Javalobby
A couple of posts earlier I had blogged about a real life case study of one of our projects where we are using a SQL store (Oracle) and a NoSQL store (MongoDB) in combination over a message based backbone. MongoDB was used to cater to a very specific subset of the application functionality, where we felt it made a better fit than a traditional RDBMS. This hybrid architecture of data organization is turning out to be an increasingly attractive option today with more and more specialized persistent storage structures being developed | 25.01.2010 15:09 Uhr | nosql scala actors messaging
09.12.2009
# Simple long polling in Scala with Atmosphere ← http://www.innoq.com/blog/st/
09.12.2009 13:02 Uhr | scala rest java
18.09.2009
# Prettt-tty, pretty, pretty good!: A Scala success story: commercial usage of Scala at ClariFI
nuScala is an interesting language. It doesn't really impose any particular view on you of how to write software. Everything from higher-order functional code to low-level imperative programming is well-supported and moving between these paradigms is seamless. On the other hand, there's so much to the language, and the features aren't all totally orthogonal, that it sometimes feels a bit clunky to me. But it is without a doubt an exceedingly practical, powerful language. | 18.09.2009 11:02 Uhr | scala java
06.07.2009
# James Strachan's Blog: Scala as the long term replacement for java/javac? ← https://twitter.com/stilkov/status/2496942791
I can honestly say if someone had shown me the Programming Scala book by by Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon & Bill Venners back in 2003 I'd probably have never created Groovy. | 06.07.2009 15:50 Uhr | scala
29.06.2009
# InfoQ: Twitter, an Evolving Architecture
Evan Weaver, Lead Engineer in the Services Team at Twitter, who?s primarily job is optimization and scalability, talked about Twitter?s architecture and especially the optimizations performed over the last year to improve the web site during QCon London 2009. | 29.06.2009 12:53 Uhr | twitter cache scalability performance
14.07.2008
# Clustering Scala Actors with Oracle Coherence for Fun and Profit
14.07.2008 20:55 Uhr | scala
12.03.2008
# InfoQ: David Pollak on lift and Scala
InfoQ took the opportunity to ask David about some of the motivations that lead him to develop lift, as well as his experiences with Scala to date. | 12.03.2008 16:05 Uhr | lift scala java
27.01.2008
# Clustering Scala Actors with Terracotta
have spent some time last weeks looking into if would make sense to utilize Terracotta to cluster the Scala Actors library to give a platform on which we can both scale Actors out in a distributed fashion and ensure full fault tolerance and high-availability. | 27.01.2008 20:11 Uhr | scala terracotta
04.01.2008
# Funktional Objektorientiert - Einführung in Scala ← http://www.innoq.com/blog/st/2008/01/scala-a-writeonly-language.html
04.01.2008 12:11 Uhr | scala java
21.12.2007
# Book for Sale
This book is the authoritative tutorial on the Scala programming language, co-written by the language's designer, Martin Odersky. | 21.12.2007 15:52 Uhr | scala java
18.08.2007
# One Div Zero: The Kingdom of Nerbs
In his famous rant Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns, Steve Yegge hilariously excoriates Java for being so "noun oriented" that it's difficult to express ideas that are simple to express in functional programming languages. Scala is a language for the JVM that attempts to unify the funcional and object oriented worlds using first class functions, pattern matching, and what I'm going to call nerbs. | 18.08.2007 21:12 Uhr | scala java
20.06.2007
# Coderspiel / The escape hatch
Writing a Wicket and Hibernate application in Scala | 20.06.2007 10:42 Uhr | java scala
13.06.2007
# Skittr ← http://blog.circleshare.com/index.php?/archives/55-Prance-with-the-Horses,-Skittr-with-the-Mice.html
The Skittr example code demonstrates how to use Scala Actors to create a system that supports highly a scalable social messaging system. The core logic and messaging code in Skittr is about 200 lines of code and has been tested with 1,000,000 Actors sending a message on average every 5 minutes on an Intel Core 2 Duo machine using MySQL as backing store. The machine was consuming < 25% CPU.
Skittr is example code that is part of the lift web framework. | 13.06.2007 15:58 Uhr | scala lift erlang
22.03.2007
# Lift Web Framework ← http://blog.lostlake.org/index.php?/archives/45-A-real-world-use-of-lift.html#extended
lift is yet another web development framework. lift runs inside a Java web container and uses the Scala programming language for coding. lift stresses security, developer productivity, ease of deployment, ease of maintainability, performance, and compatibility with existing systems.
lift borrows from the best of existing frameworks including Seaside's highly granular sessions and security, Rails fast flash-to-bang, Django's "more than just CRUD is included", and Erlyweb's scalability for Comet-style applications. | 22.03.2007 21:17 Uhr | scala web rails ruby java
06.03.2007
# Scala for Java programmers
06.03.2007 12:06 Uhr | java scala