In the Binary Refinery | ChromeShell

In the Binary Refinery | ChromeShell

Very nice. Looks like a nice thing to install while waiting for ChromeOS.

GWT 1.7.1 and Safari 4.0.4

Following the advice in http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4220#c22 I also installed the latest WebKit build. Since I normally compile and run with Maven from the command line I simply added the following to my .bash_login:

export DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH="/Applications/WebKit.app/Contents/Frameworks/10.5

GWT and Safari(WebKit) woes

Apparently a recent upgrade to Safari on OS X has broken hosted mode for me. All I can find so far is:

http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4220#c22

I spent quite a bit of time messing with Firefox since I had recently installed 3.6 beta but it seems this is not the issue. I hope to resolve soon.

New Features in the Latest Cloud Foundry

New Features in the Latest Cloud Foundry: "We recently updated CloudFoundry.com. With this update, we introduced several exciting new features that pave the way for future development. I want to take this opportunity to describe and explain these features, as well as provide some background in how they came about. We are excited for you to try them out [...]"

Need to take a look at this as an avenue for hosting FB apps. FB -> Grails -> CloudFoundry might be considerable better than FB -> Grails -> AppEngine.

DuplicateMappingException: Duplicate class/entity mapping

It turns out the deceptive exception can be thrown from an improperly formed Many-to-Many relationship declaration. I'm not going to take the time to document a correct declaration here but I was getting this misleading error message and was searching for an obvious problem with imports when it turned out to be the @ManyToMany annotation usage.

Mockingbird

Mockingbird

Handy tool to remember especially from a Mac/Linux standpoint when one lacks Visio.

Chromium Blog: A 2x Faster Web

Chromium Blog: A 2x Faster Web

It is about time someone did this. There's no reason to think the HTTP protocol is the optimal and only protocol to last through the ages.