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Here it is, the Xing Oauth1 Provider for the Play Framework – Secure Social plugin
I wanted to try some things with XING, and since I have been using Secure Social with Play Framework alot recently, I decided to add a new provider to the Secure Social Project after seeing how...
What you need to know about the Internet of Things
The past few years I have spent some time using various API’s in the internet. Who hasn’t? Companies like http://mashery.com list thousands of API’s. The interconnection of these API’s is becoming a commodity – just look at...
FoursquareProvider for SecureSocial and PlayFramework
Play Framework 2.0, Ebean Lazy Loading and Object References that are null
I began having sporadic problems in my Play Framework 2.0.4 application where the attributes of referenced objects were null.
Play 2 Framework and Secure Social Example Setup
If you want to add Authentication to a Play! Framework 2 project, Secure Social is the way to go. I had some problems installing it despite the documentation and examples. Here are my tips based on...
How I rolled my own Dropbox like sharing with SparkleShare
I have been looking for over a year for a way to have the simple syncing between computers like DropBox does, but on my own server, without space limits. I also just started using git this...
Using git with Spring Roo and the git addon
Spring Roo finally has an installable git addon (since Version 1.1.2) which will setup, config and auto commit your files to git for you.
Integrating a Spring Roo based Vaadin Form in Magnolia CMS
Now that Magnolia-CMS (http://www.magnolia-cms.com ) is switching to Vaadin for the Administration Screens, I have decided to try and integrate a Spring Roo generated Vaadin Form as a paragraph in a Magnolia Page.
Adding a new Theme to a Spring Roo Project
Yes it would be good idea for a simple addon, but until someone (or myself) get around to writing one, here is the solution for the impatient:
How to Classify Tweets with Google’s Prediction API
Ok, I know this should be easy, but I just wanted to try it out as a first step. So my goal was to classify some tweets with Google’s Prediction API. Luckily they have a sample...
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