Software Development

Cloud computing and VMs suit many workloads, but ATG hosting isn't one of them.

Seeking WordPress plugin for managing draft notes alongside post content - research repository within the editor.

Twelve Factor App part 2: port binding, disposability, dev/prod parity, logs, and processes - critical for modern architecture.

I don't agree with the Twelve Factor App guidelines, and here's why.

MobileMe to iCloud migration resent hundreds of calendar invites. Pro tip: verify your settings before switching email calendar systems.

Patrick McKenzie's SEO insights spark valuable Hacker News discussion on practical search engine optimization strategies.

Redesigning for clarity: reorganizing navigation and content to serve tech-focused visitors better.

Test legacy Internet Explorer versions on Mac and Linux without proprietary software restrictions.

Building a reusable Seam framework foundation for rapid application development with identity management.

Strategic approach to organizing static assets in ATG applications for maintainability and deployment.

First hands-on experience with Ruby on Rails reveals powerful patterns alongside framework limitations.

Stolen resume lands interview but fails immediately when ATG knowledge is required. Technical expertise can't be faked.

JBoss Performance Tuning book offers data-driven insights for optimizing application deployments.

ATG's new CSC UI looks modern but loads slower and confuses users more than the bare-bones interface it replaced.

Customizing ATG CSC UI is a nightmare compared to the straightforward JSP editing that Commerce Assist allowed.

ATG CSC Search engine brings configuration complexity and Mac incompatibility to profile and order lookups.

ATG 9.1's CSC is bloated, complex, and dependent on too many moving parts compared to the simpler Commerce Assist.

JBoss JMS with XA datasources silently fails to create tables - here's the fix and what we learned.

64-page guide to scaling ATG applications across hundreds of nodes with insights from AT&T's massive cluster.

Bad variable names and confusing method signatures make code harder to maintain - here are real examples.