It took me 1-2 hours to set up ClickHouse to work with a JDBC connector in Java. The ClickHouse documentation is somewhat obscure. For example, it shows all the ports from a ClickHouse server: https://clickhouse.com/docs/guides/sre/network-ports But the Server Settings page doesn'

It gets a bit tricky to make the production code clean while making it convenient to mock a static method in a multi-threaded setting since Java and Scala don't support "monkey-patching" like Ruby, Python, and Javascripts. Mocking time is one of the mechanisms implemented

Summary * Many virtual list libraries like react-window, svelte-virtual-list, and TanStack's Virtual cannot handle the total height larger than 16,777,200px due to Chrome's limitation. If you have a list of 1M rows where each row is 28px, you won't be

Summary * Using local dependency like "your-package": "file:../some-path" or npm link doesn't work with Svelte because you will have duplicated Svelte runtimes. * What works is to use npm pack and then npm install <path_to_tgz> * Bundlers look for Svelte

This seems to happen sometimes in test and dev. After digging into java.sql.DriverManager, which is responsible for loading all drivers, it seems to use ServiceLoader to discover all subclasses of java.sql.Driver. Apparently, sometimes it fails in test. No idea why. To fix it, we can register

The example is in Tailwind: <div class="w-[200px]"> <div class="w-full"> <ul class="w-full"> <li class="w-full"> <a href="overflow-hidden text-ellipsis whitespace-nowrap">text&

I was just stuck at this problem for half an hour. The issue was a bit difficult to figure out. I have this Express server (Node.js) running: var hmr = http.createServer(app); hmr.listen(8090, "localhost", function () { console.log('Listening on %j', hmr.address()); }); After

I'm excited to share my opinionated PlayFramework Template, PlayFast. It has the needed components and code conventions that make you productive and ready for production. It would have taken days to weeks (depending on the expertise level), with a large amount of googling, to set up these components

I was exploring how to build a slimmer non-JIT JDK to be embedded in a Desktop app on Apple Silicons Mac. To conclude, it doesn't seem we can completely disable JIT... or at least the JIT definition by Apple. There is a zero variant JDK [1], which

I was working on a Desktop app and encountered a log error as shown below: SLF4J(E): A service provider failed to instantiate: org.slf4j.spi.SLF4JServiceProvider: Provider org.apache.logging.slf4j.SLF4JServiceProvider not found SLF4J(W): No SLF4J providers were found. SLF4J(W): Defaulting to no-operation (NOP) logger