(tags: solr)

2009/02/26 – After months of development, we're proud to announce the release of Lift 1.0.\n\nJump right in!\n\nRamp up quickly with our Getting Started Guide\n\nLift Book\n\nNew! If you're looking for a deeper dive, have a look at the The Definitive guide to Lift book from APress.\n\nThe LyX source to the book is available in the Lift Book repository on GitHub, and will continue to be updated. The mailing list (and some PDF downloads) are available at the Lift Book Google Group page.\nWhat is Lift?\n\nLift is an expressive and elegant framework for writing web applications. Lift stresses the importance of security, maintainability, scalability and performance, while allowing for high levels of developer productivity.

(tags: scala framework web java programming lift functional opensource)

So here is the “definitive guide” to setting up your Windows machine to run the EC2 API command line tools

(tags: aws ec2 tools windows howto)

Organizzazione eventi best-practices

(tags: python pycon event best-practices)

Ruby developers can choose from a variety of tools to get their job done.\n\nThe Ruby Toolbox gives you an overview of these tools, sorted in categories and rated by the amount of watchers and forks in the corresponding source code repository on GitHub so you can find out easily what options you have and which are the most common ones in the Ruby community.

(tags: development rails ruby bestof best-practices collection rubyonrails)

This project will help manage pools of servers that perform work that is queued in SQS. It will dynamically size pools based on configured parameters

(tags: ec2 sqs amazon aws java management sysadmin scalability)