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DevNews #55 – In which our titles are shorter, and we ask, why not Javascript?

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In this episode, we discuss Javascript, javascript and more javascript… But, we also discuss DBaaS (YAaaS acronym), a tasty infographic, a set of web frameworks reviewed by the people who bring you JRebel, and more. Javascript – the future dominant language of the enterprise? First Apache Tomcat 8 Release Candidate Now Available PirateBrowser — designed to cirumvent censorship But are we really safe with anonymous services? Web Frameworks reviewed – includes play, vaadin, GWT, Grails, Spring, Wicket, JSF… Tools to…

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Chariot Developer News Episode #54 – Wherein an HTTPS vulnerability makes us drop our gear

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A recent SSL / TLS vulnerability causes temporary panic in the recording room when Joel knocks over the headphone mixer… But seriously folks, it’s a doosie, one we’ll be watching over the next few weeks. The mixer mishap is pretty funny though. Also, I think I (Ken) mis-quoted the article about Don’s PhoneGap Build plugin. PhoneGap Build is the service that builds cross-platform via a cloud-based service. So I don’t think you install the build plugin. Anyway, we’ll have to…

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Chariot Developer News Episode #53 – wherein Joel and Ken dislike everything

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Joel and Ken cover: A twitter conversation wherein Scala is bigger than COBOL for job hunters, but not bigger than Pizza Delivery Dzone – My Java EE 8 Wishlist 160 million credit cards hacked by “high tech” cyber criminal gang over the past decade. Probably one of the most successful/destructive hacking groups ever. Their main technique? Some kind of amazing new technology involving quantum physics and a Delorean? No, SQL injection. Seriously. PhoneGap 3 is out – Blog article by…

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TechCast #79 – Chariot’s Sujan Kapadia and Ken Rimple talk about OSCON 2013

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The TechCast is sponsored by Chariot Solutions Education Services – for training in Scala, Spring, Grails, Android, Maven and more. We aren’t just slide turners, either. Ask us about interactive mentoring and semi-structured learning as well. The TechCast this week was devoted to Sujan’s trip to OSCON 2013. He and a number of other Chariot team members attended the show, and this is his report from the field. Major Topics The R Tutorial stuck with him – And it was…

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Chariot Developer News Episode #52 – SIM Card Hacking, JS tools, Unix tools for BigData

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Show Links Sim Card Hack exposes potentially – millions of phones, potentially. Here’s hoping our phones use Triple-DES encryption. Foundation -vs- Twitter Bootstrap – a good overview of both and their strengths. Great comments as well. Unix commands for data science That’s what i sed, unix util(s) for fun and profit, head to your couch, sit your tail down and grep the podcast for that stuff, isn’t that awk? Here’s a great title – GitHub Helps Clueless Coders Go Open…

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TechCast #78 – Andrew Larkin on Xooie, Open Source at Comcast

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The tech cast is brought to you by Chariot Solutions education services. If you’re on a development team working in Java, Spring, Maven, Hibernate, Scala or Android, we’re here to help. For onsite training, one-on one or group mentoring, or to attend one of our public classes, visit us on the web at chariotsolutions.com/education. This week we feature a Philadelphia developer, Andrew Larkin, who works at Comcast as an engineer specializing in accessibility for their various web platforms. He is…

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Chariot Developer News Episode #51 – More dev history, new Web IDE, Big Data debates, and more

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New AWS feature – Resource permissions for EC2 RDS http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2013/07/08/announcing-resource-permissions-for-amazon-ec2-and-amazon-rds/?ref_=pe_395470_31013550_7 History of tech – Vannivar Bush and Douglas Engelbart intersected – he read Vannivar’s future of tehchnology paper – http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/07/the-hut-where-the-internet-began/277551/ http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1945/07/as-we-may-think/303881/ Another browser-based IDE, but this one has lots of integration – https://codenvy.com/ Developers begin to focus new efforts on tablets, phones hold steady http://gigaom.com/2013/07/12/survey-far-fewer-developers-are-prioritizing-smartphone-apps-over-tablet-apps/ Another potential side effect of big data – bad government policy – http://readwrite.com/2013/07/12/big-datas-dehumanizing-impact-on-public-policy – see Tim O’Rielly’s response in the comments, as a counterweight to the…

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Chariot DevNews Episode #50 – Phones hacked, security and passwords, and more

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It’s our 50th episode! More to come, now weekly. Send us feedback on @techcast. Topics ARS – You can crack iPhone auto-generated hotspot passwords in seconds – http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/06/new-attack-cracks-iphone-autogenerated-hotspot-passwords-in-seconds/ Android phone #s breeched by Facebook app – http://www.darkreading.com/mobile/android-phone-numbers-leaked-by-facebook/240157723 – ARS – The more complex the rules, the more annoying, and is it really more effective than just a longer password with less complexity anyway? http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/06/password-complexity-rules-more-annoying-less-effective-than-length-ones/ Play with NextStep 3.3 in VMWare! http://osvirtual.net/en/nextstep-3-3-with-drivers-vmware/ – remember, OS X came from this Steve Jobsian seminal operating system. Douglas Englebart, inventor…

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Chariot DevNews Episode #49 – Tools all the way down

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This week we’re reviewing our favorite tools, development and otherwise. Joel and Ken talk about: JSbin.com and JSFiddle.net – two browser-based tools that make fiddling with Javascript easy and fun Trello – a good project-board tool. Codiqa – a browser-based mobile IDE for PhoneGap/JQuery Mobile Apigee – web service / data service hosting platform. Cloudbees – mentioned when talking about hosted development tool suites, includes git/svn, wikis, Jenkins, hosting of the app itself, etc… Flowdock – A great project team…

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