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Multi-Threaded Geo Web Crawler In Java

DZone

This article provides the implementation of a web crawling system called Mowglee that uses geography as the main classifying criteria for crawling. Also, it runs in a multi-threaded mode that provides a default implementation of the robots exclusion protocol, sitemap generation, data classifiers, data analyzers, and a general framework for application to be built of a web crawler.

Java 196
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Quickly understand how to improve the above-the-fold user experience of your applications

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Dynatrace has made it easier for you and your web performance-optimization engineers to access Visually complete metric findings for each page-load that is captured with Dynatrace Real User Monitoring. Visually complete measurements are easy to understand—they measure the amount of time it takes for the visible portion of a web application to fully render on your end-users’ device screens.

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Top 15 Utility Tools for Testers

DZone

Recently, we started digging into Reddit, and there we found many very useful threads for testers. While I was going through some of the links, I found this Reddit thread which was talking about tools for testers and I found it pretty interesting, so we decided to make a list for you by compiling all the utility tools for the testers. Let’s have a quick look at this.

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Why your test automation is ignored—and 5 steps to stand out

TechBeacon Testing

Comedian Steve Martin, when asked if he had any advice for novice comedians, said, "Be so good they can't ignore you." Later, this quote became the title of a Cal Newport book on finding and doing your best work.

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Top 9 Free Java Process Monitoring Tools and How to Choose One

DZone

To help equip you for the ongoing process of optimization and the life of debugging ahead of you, we’ve gathered a list of the best tools to monitor the JVM in both development and production environments. And the best part? They all come for a very affordable price: free. No trials, no license purchases – just the tools you need to delve behind the scenes of your code execution.

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New Network Fallacies

Tim Kadlec

I remember reading articles about how 3G connectivity was going to transform performance and, more generally, the way we used the internet altogether. I remember how, later on, a common question I would get in after giving performance-focused presentations was: “Is any of this going to matter when 4G is available?” The fallacy of networks, or new devices for that matter, fixing our performance woes is old and repetitive.

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'High-Performance Java Persistence' Chapter 8: Why JPA and Hibernate Matter

DZone

Second Part, Chapter 8. Now that the first part of my book is published, it’s time to focus on the second part, which covers both JPA and Hibernate. From now on, every new chapter is going to be released right after it’s completed, so the reader doesn’t have to wait for the whole part to be finished to get access to new chapters. Table of Contents.

Java 100
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Why Should You Crowdsource Software Quality Assurance?

DZone

Software testing is important, period. A buggy, repetitively crashing application brings frustration to the end user and causes the developers to lose their credibility. On an average, users take 5.8 days to uninstall an application from their smartphone, citing the reasons of space constraint, design complexity, usability issues, or a nasty bug rendering the application inoperable.

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