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Author Archives: rilardi
Do Nothing Standalone Daemon – A Template for Java Daemon Processes
Once again, as promised here’s my template for created Standalone Daemon Processes in Java. You need to actually combine this with the unix command nohup to actually have it run as a background daemon process, but it makes use of … Continue reading
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Do Nothing Standalone Process – A Template for Batch Jobs and Utility Commands
As promised, I’m sharing my template for how I want batch jobs and other standalone processes such as utility programs to be based on. This solves the problem I mentioned in my previous post “Helping your developers to maintain other … Continue reading
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Project Thunderbolt – Robert’s Tesla Coil Project
=================================== Project Name: Thunderbolt Project Domain: High Voltage Physics =================================== Goal: To create a full scale Tesla Coil with that produces at least 6in sparks aka “artificial lightning”. Current Status: Project was a success, with a complete full scale, full … Continue reading
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Helping your developers to maintain other people’s code
What is so difficult about maintaining another developers code? How can you as a development manager or architect ensure that all developers on your team can maintain any other team member’s code? These are the two questions I want to … Continue reading
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Data Record Request Framework
In this post we will discuss a framework which I have designed and implemented which is used to store and manage “Request Data” separately from the golden source or actual database. The root concept and benefit of this, is that … Continue reading
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Windows verses Mac verses Linux? What do you use?
So I’m writing this quick little post from my favorite Starbucks, on my Mac Book Pro. Do you think I’m a Mac-preferred User? Well, Mac OS X is BSD (Unix) based, if you are a programmer you probably already know … Continue reading
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Adapter Factory Design Pattern
It is often the case where Enterprise Application require one or more Vendor based products to be integrated into the home grown system. While sometimes useful, there are many issues that arise from simply embedding a product into your code. … Continue reading
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How We Develop Software – Creating a New System/Application Platform
As follow up on my last post on “SDLC Methodology Styles”; in this article we are going to discuss my method of creating a Foundation Platform for the development of a new System or Application. It is my opinion that … Continue reading
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How We Develop Software – SDLC Methodology
What I want to discuss in this article is my own mytholody for Software Development. I am going to do a few segments on this topic, but starting with this post, I want to specifically discuss how I believe the … Continue reading
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Hello World!
Hello and Welcome to EnterpriseProgrammer.com! My name is Robert Ilardi; I am an Director of Application Development in the Financial Services Industry in the New York City area. On my blog “Enterprise Programmer” I plan on publishing articles (hopefully on a … Continue reading
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