argonium

The link should probably be https://prettydiff.com/2/guide/unrelated_parser.xhtml

I use Vox but without any cloud or premium features. It's free and works well enough on my Mac.

https://vox.rocks/mac-music-player

Indeed, she was part of the legendary Wrecking Crew.

SEEKING WORK - Washington, DC - Remote only

Developer, architect and writer. 20+ years of experience with Java and C (some Python), databases, back-end / desktop systems, algorithms, etc. Interested in performance tuning and technical writing.

I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well. I can improve the performance of your system, whether the bottleneck is in the code (front-end or back-end), database, network stack, cache, or elsewhere. Currently writing a book on improving software performance.

I'm also an accomplished writer, having written one technical book (on undocumented Microsoft file formats) and edited four others. I can document your system, process, framework or anything similar.

Github: https://github.com/argonium

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwallace/

Email: mfwallace at gmail

More info on Spring support for GraalVM native images: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/wiki/Gra...

There's a fantastic book on Shannon called "Grammatical Man", by Jeremy Campbell - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KHFL0W

Location: Fairfax, VA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Developer, architect and writer. 20+ years of experience with Java and C (some Python), databases, back-end / desktop systems, algorithms, etc. Interested in performance tuning and technical writing.

I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well. I can improve the performance of any system, whether the bottleneck is in the code (front-end or back-end), database, network stack, cache, or elsewhere. Currently writing a book on improving software performance.

I'm also an accomplished writer, having written one technical book (on undocumented Microsoft file formats) and edited 4 others. I can document your system, process, framework or anything similar.

Resume/CV: https://github.com/argonium and https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwallace/

Email: mfwallace at gmail

Location: Fairfax, VA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Developer, architect and writer. 20+ years of experience with Java and C (some Python), databases, back-end / desktop systems, algorithms, etc. Interested in performance tuning and technical writing.

I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well. I can improve the performance of any system, whether the bottleneck is in the code (front-end or back-end), database, network stack, cache, or elsewhere. Currently writing a book on improving software performance.

I'm also an accomplished writer, having written one technical book (on undocumented Microsoft file formats) and edited 4 others. I can document your system, process, framework or anything similar.

Resume/CV: https://github.com/argonium and https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwallace/

Email: mfwallace at gmail

Location: Washington, DC

Remote: Yes, only

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Developer, architect and writer. 20+ years of experience with Java and C (some Python), databases, back-end / desktop systems, algorithms, etc. Interested in performance tuning and technical writing.

I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well. I can improve the performance of any system, whether the bottleneck is in the code (front-end or back-end), database, network stack, cache, or elsewhere. Currently writing a book on improving software performance.

I'm also an accomplished writer, having written one technical book (on undocumented Microsoft file formats) and edited 4 others. I can document your system, process, framework or anything similar.

Resume/CV: https://github.com/argonium and https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwallace/

Email: mfwallace at gmail

Good point. Thanks for the feedback. Our sites don't get a huge amount of traffic, so it's possible Spring doesn't have as good a concurrency story (or it's due to memory usage) as the higher-ranked frameworks, so it's been sufficient for our needs.

I've been following these benchmarks for some time, and am always shocked that Spring does so poorly (it's 7% here). I haven't had any performance issues with Spring in production, so these benchmarks are puzzling. Are the other frameworks really that much faster in practice?

SEEKING WORK - Washington, DC - Remote only

Developer, architect and writer. 20+ years of experience with Java and C (some Python), databases, back-end / desktop systems, algorithms, etc. Interested in performance tuning and technical writing.

I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well. I can improve the performance of any system, whether the bottleneck is in the code (front-end or back-end), database, network stack, cache, or elsewhere. Currently writing a book on improving software performance.

I'm also an accomplished writer, having written one technical book (on undocumented Microsoft file formats) and edited 4 others. I can document your system, process, framework or anything similar.

Github: https://github.com/argonium

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwallace/

Email: mfwallace at gmail

Looks good on my MBP. Thanks for sharing!

Most likely the GP is referring to "This crowd-funding campaign is ran in ...".

I wrote this one a while ago - https://github.com/argonium/jsnip. May be helpful.

Thanks for this. My first thought was Harry S. Truman.

SEEKING WORK

Location: Washington, DC, US

Remote: Yes, preferred

Availability: Part-time

Field: Technical writer

I'm a long-time software developer with strong skills in technical writing (co-wrote a book on Windows file formats, and edited four other books), now looking for contract work as a technical writer. I'm a native English speaker, have a BS in Computer Science, built a lot of systems and understand modern stacks very well, and I'm looking to help people document their application, process, framework or anything similar.

https://github.com/argonium

Beetle can be used to: a) execute SQL queries and save the results to CSV, JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, TSV, Markdown or a SQL file (INSERT commands); and b) generate fake data (lots of types supported), saving to any of the same file formats already mentioned.

https://github.com/argonium/beetle-cli

I'm working on Beetle, a command-line ETL tool written in Java (if it goes well, I'll add a Swing interface). It's rudimentary at this point, but soon you'll be able to execute a SQL query and save the data to XML, JSON, YAML or a SQL script of Insert statements. You'll also be able to generate fake data in any of those formats, and also translate data between those formats, or push the data directly into a database. Any database with a JDBC driver is supported. As it gets more robust, I'll add features that seem useful.

https://github.com/argonium/beetle-cli

JarMan, for working with Java archives (JAR files). You can check the manifest, see if the JARs listed in the manifest's classpath exist, browse the methods, interfaces, etc. of a class file in the JAR, etc. I've found it handy.

https://github.com/argonium/jarman