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Messaging with RabbitMQ by Keyhole Software
Technical Blog 13 May 2013   license: CPOL
This article introduces the relevant concepts, hopefully helps you to navigate around one or two common “gotchas,” and provides links to more in-depth resources.
Dev
Technical Blog 7 May 2013   license: CPOL
Writing games with Unity 3D in JavaScript and C#.
C#
Technical Blog 30 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Unity is a development environment for creating professional-level games. It is built on top of MonoDevelop, and utilizes it to achieve the deployment of the same code to many platforms. Unity comes in two versions, but this post will focus on the free version with no add-ons. The free version (whic
Unity
Technical Blog 25 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Introduction to MonoTouch Library sqlite-net
C#SQL.NET
Re: MVW...WRONG!! by Keyhole Software
Forum Message 18 Apr 2013  
MVW is actually the term used for the AngularJS tagline - the "Superheroic JavaScript MVW Framework". Please see these links for explanations on the MVW acronym:
Re: My vote of 5 by Keyhole Software
Forum Message 8 Apr 2013  
Thanks for your question. Here is a quick list of some of the popular applications developed with PhoneGap that are available for iPhone, Android and Windows phones: * Basketball ScoreBoard (A
Technical Blog 25 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
With the growing adoption and reliance on smartphones and tablets in the competitive handheld industry, mobile applications need to be built across all major mobile operating platforms to reach the demanding customer base. These expectations leave mobile developers with the daunting task of building
Mobile
Technical Blog 21 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
During the development of a fairly large JavaScript-based web application using Backbone.js, it became increasingly difficult manage the numerous View.js and Template.js files. Those familiar with Backbone MVC design approach have probably also encountered this. Best practice for an MVC user interfa
C++WindowsCOM
Technical Blog 26 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
The goal of this post is to pipe your interest and run through a few key features of AngularJS.
JavascriptDevIntermediate
Technical Blog 19 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Remove The Fluff With Google Guava
Java
Technical Blog 12 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
The Keyhole team has had recent engagements that involve applying HTML5 technology to create rich client web applications. In order to explore and validate application architecture design patterns and best practices in this area, and as they say “eat our own dogfood,” we have gone through the proces
HTML5
Technical Blog 7 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Most software development teams spend all of their time and efforts gathering requirements, planning, testing, implementing and supporting large systems to be able to do the one thing they are all in business to do: make money! Rightfully so, the core efforts of their business and development teams
WCF
Technical Blog 30 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
We often model interconnected data by cramming it in and out of table structures. Why don’t we simply model interconnected data as … interconnected data?
JavadatabaseAlgorithms
Modularization in TypeScript by Keyhole Software
Technical Blog 15 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
Modularization and code organization in TypeScript.
Javascript
Technical Blog 9 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
An introduction to TypeScript Language and Tooling.
JavascriptDevIntermediate
Technical Blog 2 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
This is a continuation of my previous entry on component based java frameworks. In this post, I would like to give a couple of examples of the kinds of components that can be used to quickly bring up a user interface. I would like to first reiterate that what you choose is going to depend [...]
JSF
Technical Blog 2 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
I’d like to introduce some basic object oriented JavaScript concepts.
Javascript
Technical Blog 12 Dec 2012   license: CPOL
Much has been made lately of “NoSQL” non-relational databases. A few weeks back, Lou wrote a post introducing CouchDB, a free Apache Foundation document datastore. Lou’s application was hosted entirely from CouchDB. I recently wrote a web application with a more traditional approach, with a server u
C++WindowsATL
Technical Blog 6 Dec 2012   license: CPOL
(Pro Tip: you can safely skip the first 3 paragraphs) We’ve all been there: You push some .travis.yml commits and your clone gets parachuted into VM Land – only to find that things don’t go quite as expected. As the credits roll, you can’t help but feel a little anger towards
Java
Technical Blog 28 Nov 2012   license: CPOL
A mobile application served from CouchDB.
C#Windows.NET
Technical Blog 5 Nov 2012   license: CPOL
What if your boss came to you today and said: “We need to build a mobile iPhone/iPad application for our company’s legacy desktop application.” After the excitement of finally working on a mobile application subsides, you might begin to wonder if you’ve actually just gotten yoursel
C#Windows.NET
Technical Blog 23 Oct 2012   license: CPOL
PREFACE In January, I wrote a blog post about the need to partition HttpSession across multiple browser tabs or windows. In that blog, the client was using JSF 2.0, but not Spring. Now, nine months later, I find myself at a different client with the same problem, but with a different technology stac
C++WindowsMFC
Is NoSQL the SQL Sequel? by Keyhole Software
Technical Blog 2 Oct 2012   license: CPOL
I expect that most people with skin in the game will not be serious NoSQL users for a while. This should not discourage developers and architects from experimenting with various NoSQL DBMS now, so as to make choices based on knowledge.
ArchitectDBAIntermediate
Technical Blog 1 Oct 2012   license: CPOL
One of the most interesting features of the HTML5 specification is the capability for web applications to perform while offline (i.e. without internet connectivity). Most browsers implement a caching mechanism that stores downloaded resources to a local drive, which is done as resources are encounte
HTML5
Technical Blog 5 Sep 2012   license: CPOL
With the Criteria API, the effort to support a wide range of query-building operations is within reason.
C#SQLDevIntermediateOracle
Technical Blog 23 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
Now that we’ve had a high level overview of some of the simple and basic features of Spring Batch, let’s dive into what it takes to get up and running. The main purpose of this quick and simple tutorial is to give you a starting point for exploring Spring Batch to see if you’d like [...]
C#
Technical Blog 23 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
Have you ever heard someone say “Man I wish we had a toy like that when I was a kid! That would have been awesome!” For me, that’s usually when I’m wrapping the latest entry in Nerf’s arsenal for Christmas, someone’s birthday or any time my kids and I are running through the house attempting [...]
cobol
Re: Great Article by Lauren Fournier
Forum Message 23 Aug 2012  
Your wife has a great name! Small world for sure. :-) Glad to hear that this post was what you needed. Thanks for your feedback! - Lauren Fournier, Keyhole Software
Component-Based Java Frameworks by Keyhole Software
Technical Blog 23 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
Component based Java frameworks.
JavaDevIntermediate
Technical Blog 23 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
A library that would give a human-readable file size if I were to give it a file length.
JavaDevIntermediate
Technical Blog 23 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
The motivation behind the DAL, the design principles that define a theoretically “good” DAL, and the relationship between the DAL and modern persistence technologies.
DevDesignIntermediate
Re: Wait a minute... by Lauren Fournier
Forum Message 6 Jun 2012  
Hello. I appreciate the feedback. I have since deleted the khs article. I did just want to note that as it is just an open source project, we aren't looking to get anything out of it (no ads or anythi
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