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Experiences at Cloud Computing Conference Pune 2011
I was one of the speaker of the second IndicThreads conference held at Pune on 3-4th June 2011. Sessions at the conference dealt with key topics like Cloud Security, Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, Legal Issues in Cloud Computing, OpenStack, Xen Cloud … Continue reading
Why CloudFoundry is Disruptive?
Recently, Inphina started exploring Cloud Foundry to add onto its cloud offerings. The initial reactions have varied from good to very good to but ‘could they have this…’ In general it looks like that Cloud Foundry (CF) would be disrupting … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Java
Tagged amazon, Cloud, cloud computing, cloudfoundry, GAE, Google App Engine, opensource, PaaS, vmware
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Custom Versioning for Google Docs: Working with Google Docs on Google App Engine
Inphina, as an expert on Google App Engine and Google Apps has enabled many medium to large organizations leverage the cloud by building, migrating or re-engineering complex line of business applications to the cloud making significant reductions in their capex expenditure. Contact us at … Continue reading
Custom Versioning for Google Docs: Handling File Operations on Google App Engine
In the last post you saw how easy it was to use the functionality of GWTUpload and upload the file to the server. In this post we would look at the file handling for Google App Engine. As you would … Continue reading
Custom Versioning for Google Docs: Building GWT Gadget to Upload on App Engine
In my previous post, we talked about the the business case for building a custom versioning gadget for Google Docs. In this post, we would talk about the GWT gadget which we built for the purpose. The custom gadget looks … Continue reading
Building Customized Versioning for Google Docs
Many of us are amazed by the collaboration and functionality that Google Docs provide, however when you are talking to enterprises, that too one of the largest BPO’s in the world, the situation gets a little different. There are some … Continue reading
Inphina Presenting on the Cloud Slam’ 2011 Today!
Inphina is one of the front runners on Google App Engine, at the Cloud Slam 2011. It is rubbing shoulders with some of the well known cloud vendors and niche technology organizations at the conference. Today, I would be presenting … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Cloud, Java, News
Tagged Cloud, cloudslam, cloudslam2011, conference, GAE, Multi-Tenancy
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Google Apps: Creating a Workflow Based Expense Tracking System
In my last example on Google Apps within the enterprise, you had seen how easy it was to implement a Leave tracking system with the help of Google Apps. In this post, we would look at the introduction of workflow … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Java
Tagged Expense Report, GAE, Google Apps, Google Docs, Rapid Development
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Code Smell : Primitive Obsession
Primitive Obsession is when the code relies too much on primitives. What this means is that a primitive value controls the logic in a class and this primitive value is not type safe. For example, there are multiple situations in … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Architecture, Java
Tagged Clean code, Code Quality, GAE, Software craftsmanship
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Respecting Open Closed Principle with Visitor Pattern
One of the common principles in the bouquet of SOLID principles is the Open Closed Principle (OCP) which states that software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification. This means that if we have to add any … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Java
Tagged Clean code, Code Quality, GAE, Software craftsmanship
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