markkolich/blog
This is my blog. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
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This is my blog. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
An open-source toolkit for building REST/HTTP-based integration layers on top of asynchronous servlets.
A lightweight, pure Java, multi-user web based chat application built around Spring 3.2.
A Java 7+ client for the Amazon Web-Services (AWS) API — currently supports S3, SQS, and SES.
Package and ship your Java (or Scala) application as a single Windows executable with 7-Zip SFX.
An example web-application built around Spray and spray-servlet. With full spray-json integration too.
A simple, and somewhat lame, web-server for Windows backed by Restlet.
Thoughtful solutions to coding questions I ask, or have been asked, in technical interviews.
A tiny Servlet based web-app that fetches, caches, and serves a users' tweets from the Twitter API.
Just another Twitter API 1.1 library written in Java. Uses GSON and oauth-signpost.
A Java 8 wrapper around the synchronous Apache Commons HttpClient 4.
A client for the Havalo-KVS RESTful API. Written in Java, but Scala compatible.
A wrapper around Java's ReentrantReadWriteLock with graceful wait and cleaner fail support.
A zero configuration, non-distributed NoSQL key-value store that runs in any Servlet 3.0 compatible container.
My set of shared/common Spring 3 utility classes for building powerful Spring 3 enabled web-applications.
Various configuration files preserved publicly for posterity.
My core common Java classes packaged up into a nice lil artifact.
Generate HTML indices (index.html pages) for a set of nested directories.
My GitHub Pages powered Maven2 repository.