Swarm of XeBees

As Web users you would always want the website to be up whenever you visit it. In addition, you would want to feel that the access is fast.  But what would happen if you do not get the fast access? Would you like to use that website? What will be your immediate reaction?  Would you:- [...]

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Last few weeks I’ve been reading Speaking Tree – a weekend supplement of ‘Times of India’ and as I read every week, I felt there are lot of similarities between Yoga practice and Scrum philosophy. I’d like to share my perspective on how Yoga and Scrum overlap each other. What is a product here? The [...]

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Small organisations/start-ups face a problem of scaling. People will like to stick to a company which is growing and showing tremendous progress in numbers. Organisations run by command and control have couple of people calling the shots. But agile organisations when it comes to growing, they want their teams to define the tasks of how to [...]

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The other day I was working on a POC for one of our clients which involved accessing ScormEngine and syncing our local databases with ScormEngine’s databases(as per the need). Initially it seemed tough, but finally I was able to do it. So I thought of sharing my experiences with everyone. Here I am explaining the [...]

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In a series of blogs I will deal with different aspects/features of JBoss AS7. This is first blog of the series. In this blog I will discuss a new feature in AS-7 called Managed Domain. After reading this blog readers should have good understanding of the managed domain, its use and advantages.

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