Use Memcached for Java enterprise performance: Database-driven web apps

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	Use Memcached for Java enterprise performance, Part 2: Database-driven web apps Most web applications spend a good chunk of their time interacting with databases. Caching data can help you speed up that interaction, as well reduce load on your database. Hibernate provides a nice interface for caching that allows you to use your own caching framework. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ZeroTurnAround JRebel Makes Java Programmers Happy! JRebel cuts down on Java application restarts, creating a coding environment that is highly productive, more iterative and less distracting. Enjoy instantly seeing your code changes to class structures, resource files and framework configuration files. Just save, refresh and enjoy! Spend more Time Coding & Less Time Waiting! Download JRebel Today...it's Free! In this Issue Microsoft is to Monopolist as Apple is to … Unit and integration test coverage made easier Heroku rolls out new cloud database options CloudStack, OpenStack lure supporters, one by one Microsoft is to Monopolist as Apple is to … If Mozilla is really serious about anticompetitive concerns, they will ask DOJ to investigate Apple's iOS (that owns, what, 2500% of the tablet market) and AppStore, not Microsoft IE on a market that doesn't event exist yet. Read More Unit and integration test coverage made easier This example shows how to generate coverage for unit and integration tests using Maven and Sonar. Read More Heroku rolls out new cloud database options Salesforce.com's Heroku division this week rolled out two entry-level tiers for its Postgres-based cloud database service, hoping to cater to applications with lower data-volume requirements, as well as helping startup developers make an easier jump into production. Read More CloudStack, OpenStack lure supporters, one by one In the less than two months since Citrix gave its CloudStack software an Apache license, cloud providers are beginning to support the open source model. Read More
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