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Trickle-Feeding Log Data into the HBase NoSQL Database using Flume
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The other day I posted an article on the blog around using Flume to transport Apache web log entries from our website into Hadoop, with the final destination for the entries being an HDFS file – with the HDFS file essentially mirroring the contents...
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Millions of Queries per Second: PostgreSQL and MySQL’s Peaceful Battle at Today’s Demanding Workloads
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This blog shows a comparison of how PostgreSQL and MySQL handle millions of queries per second. Anastasia: Can open source databases cope with millions of queries per second? Many open source advocates would answer “yes.” However, assertions aren’t...
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Getting Postfix to send incoming mail to Rails
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Goal: Let’s build a ruby on rails email web app that interfaces with postfix to send and receive email. This is a lot harder than it sounds. I gave this a try at two different times in my life and spent hours and hours troubleshooting to finally...

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Theme vs Style

Android 5.0 Lollipop brings with it new functionality which allows you to specify an override theme for a View (and any descendents). Let's have a look at how and why you would use it. Why? You've probably already been using this functionality for...
Palette v21

Tried the Android Lollipop SDK? You may have noticed that Palette's API has been updated. As before, Palette allows you to extract colors from images for use in your UI. Generating a palette The first step is to generate a Palette instance from a Bitmap...
appcompat v21: material design for pre-Lollipop devices!

This post will be posted on the official Android Developer’s blog soon. Consider this a draft to fill the gaps until then. The Android 5.0 SDK was released today and among the many tasty updates, includes new UI widgets and theming abilities to create...
SystemUiHelper

Here's something Roman Nurik and I wrote to help with dealing with Android System UI visibility across the different API levels. It allows you to provide a level specifying how the System UI's visibility should be changed: LEVEL_LOW_PROFILE, LEVEL_HIDE...
Palette preview

Tried the Android L preview SDK? You may have noticed a new support library called Palette. Palette allows you to extract colors from images for use in your UI (sound familiar?). Anyway I have ballsed up a bit and not pushed any javadoc for it. So...

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I work as a DPE in the Android Developer Relations team. This is my personal blog and any views expressed here are mine, and not my employers.
PhotoView v1.1 · Chris Banes

As you may or not know, I released a small library as part of the work I did for photup (it was actually created before that) which contained an ImageView which could be scaled, dragged and double-tap...

Snippet: ImageView Layout Optimisation · Chris Banes

Welcome to the second instalment of my new Android Snippet series. This one is a fairly short one as it points out an optimisation which was added in Android v4.0, but which can be easily backported t...