Archive for December, 2009
Plugging Video & Image Memory Leaks in Adobe Air
December 14th, 2009 by Scott SelikoffAdobe AIR is known for memory leak issues, especially in regards to loading and unloading video. I have seen applications with alternating video and images crash unexpectedly after running for only 20 minutes with no user input. After doing some investigating on my own, I can confirm what others have said in the past: You [...]
Posted: 14 December, 2009 in Flash/Flex, Java/J2EE.
Comments: 1
The “Reinventing the Wheel” Anti-Pattern
December 10th, 2009 by Scott SelikoffAs a moderator on the JavaRanch, I often come across posts asking how to reinvent features that are available in most application servers. In JDBC for example, I’ve had people ask how to implement their own database connection pooling and how to create their own JDBC driver. Often times the developer is trying to create [...]
Posted: 10 December, 2009 in Development Process, Java/J2EE.
Tags: Java/J2EE, reinvent, wheel
Comments: 1
benefits of twitter lists
December 2nd, 2009 by Jeanne BoyarskyI really like twitter lists. JobMob blogged about how to use them. I agree with what they said, but have a different personal use for them. Here’s my take on twitter lists. I use twitter in several different ways. Lists help me deal with those ways. Current tweets This is the traditional see things as [...]
Posted: 2 December, 2009 in Technology.
Tags: lists, organization, twitter
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