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I guess that many of you have read 7 habits of highly effective people . They're great, but still too general.
Can you suggest some good habits of a highly effective programmer ? The habits that make you more productive in work? Faster in learning?
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Focus on this, and objectively reflect on whether you're currently doing habits of highly effective programmers....
Highly effective programmers create maintainable products that other people like that's of high value to someone.
Battles.
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Any good blogs/articles/ books on designing highly scalable systems? Good source code for studying would help a lot too.
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Best blog I know of: http://highscalability.com/
Some good articles & case studies here
Similar question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/653280/looking-for-documentation-about-scaling
I would recommend reading the OTP material of Erlang . .
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With Java and Perl background, I have narrowed down the web framework choices to Grail or RoR.
The web application is a highly interactive content management app ran on private cloud.
One vision is to make all the widgets on the web pages to be event ...
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Scaling the application has more to do with caching, fronting the application with a high.
You can do highly interactive AJAX work with either of those frameworks - it won't matter which.
On rails.
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If you were planning on building a high-traffic, very secure site what language would you use?
For example, if you were planning on say building an authorize.net-scale site, that had to handle tons of credit card transactions via an API, what would you...
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Consider.
Building high-traffic sites is more about design and architecture than the language.
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Are there books on designing highly scalable web sites?
(from a programmers perspective)
I read how ebay does it:
Partition by Function, Split Horizontally, Avoid Distributed Transactions, Decouple Functions Asynchronously, Move Processing To Asynchronous...
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For Building highly scalable applications
The best I've found is
Scalable Internet Architectures
Web.
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I'm currently evaluating a Win2k8 two node file server cluster that is connected to a Win2k8 Storage Server iSCSI SAN. The failover is working perfectly, but I'm now wondering what will happen if the iSCSI SAN box falls over. Is there a way to make the...
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They provide a highly available iSCSI SAN also provides a clustered highly....
This is only true if you actually get a decent SAN obviously solutions from HP (formerly from LeftHand Networks) .
There are highly available to themselves.
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I've read in several places people describing the following configuration as Highly Available:
2 servers (sometimes with multiple HBAs) each connected via multiple SAS cables to one RAID enclosure supporting multipath I/O.
Certainly the RAID array itself...
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This....
Highly available direct attached storage of the type youA Good Working Definition for Your Site
"High Availability" means a lot of different things definition for your site.
There are different degrees of high availability.
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Should a highly dynamic website that is constantly generating new pages use a sitemap ? If so, how does a site like stackoverflow.com go about regenerating a sitemap? It seems like it would be a drain on precious server resources if it was constantly ...
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Pages but not show links to the actual questions, or all the tags, and the ... .
For example on StackOverflow a sitemap could showlinks for the FAQ, About, Questions, Tags, Users, etc.. .
I would only create a site map for the more static pages of the site .
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Hi,
I have recently been exploring Apache Ofbiz and was impressed by its ability to customize most areas of the application: UI, workflow, entities.
Is there any similar (not necessarily an ERP system) application developed in C#/.Net which offers a similar...
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I actually worked....
This is not quite what you are asking for, but have a look at the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) , a good toolkit for customisable applications in C# .
I was also impressed by the possible customizations of Microsoft Dynamics CRM .
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A while back i read somewhere about how to improve upon the MVC pattern to accomodate the highly flexible and layered (web)applications we see today. (and to my frustration, i can't seem to find that article again)
For example, some of the Google applications...
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When you have extremely high load on the system, because the optimum database for saving, is most.
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