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I'm a contract Java developer working in Melbourne for the past 10+ years.
More recently I created onmydoorstep.com.au, a place to find out more about where you live in Australia.
I'm also active in the open-source community with several projects ongoing.
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301 Redirects Made Easy In Java
I’ve just released a new version of visural-common – 0.3.2. This version includes a new Servlet Filter, which makes 301-redirects in Java a breeze. You’d recall that 301 redirects are useful for SEO (and just general good practice) for when … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, Java, open-source, seo, visural-common, web
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AOP, Annotation-based caching solution for Guice projects…
I just released a new version of the visural-common library (0.3.1) which includes support for a simple, flexible annotation based cache, for non-distributed projects. Why non-distributed projects? Unlike most other caching libraries I don’t offer integrations with ehcache or other … Continue reading
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Tagged caching, Google, guice, Java, open-source, visural-common
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How-to: Add Code Syntax Highlighting to MediaWiki
Here’s a short tutorial on how to integrate Google’s “prettify.js” (which does automatic syntax highlighting of code snippets) into a MediaWiki wiki installation. This is totally done MacGyver style, we’re going to patch the MediaWiki skin to do it. For … Continue reading
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Tagged developer, documentation, Google, hack, web, wiki
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Wicket On Google App Engine (GAE) – Deployment Configuration
Just a quick tip – generally with Wicket we want to supply our application with a way to choose between “Development” vs. “Deployment” mode automatically, so that we can get stack traces etc. during development and disable development features for … Continue reading
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Tagged app-engine, Google, Java, open-source, tips, wicket
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