When we’re developing a website it’s sometimes useful to provide a mechanism to make easier for users to come back to the site later on. Traditionally this was very easy to implement for classic web browsers. However the amount of mobile devices that nowadays are surfing the Internet is huge and this is nothing but the begining. […]
I’m glad to say that this term I’m starting a project in which I was involved long time ago. Just when I decided to spend my time teaching and preparing public examinations to become a professor of computer science. Next year I will be teaching a professional module, which can be saw as supplimentary due to […]
There is some controversy about this topic and Hibernate reference documentation does not provide clear examples of best practices how-to’s. I have been researching on it for the last days and the result will be available within the next few weeks in one of the books I’m about to publish with Ra-Ma Editorial (based on […]
In recent posts I wrote about a project I’m working on which consists on a search engine to find running events. I would say that it’s now in some kind of preproduction stage. For that reason I have been really busy these days trying to fix bugs and issues and trying to polish the whole […]
As you probably read some days ago I’m developing a website with some mapping features in it. To do so I’m using a great AngularJS directive created by tombatossals and accesible on this link: https://github.com/tombatossals/angular-openlayers-directive I need now to show a map with some markers representing running races. This is pretty simple using the directive. […]
In the previous post I talked about how to create a map with AngularJS and openlayers. You see the directive created by tombatossals and accesible on this link: https://github.com/tombatossals/angular-openlayers-directive This directive provides a handful of very useful features. However in this post we will see how to download a layer rendered on the map. Which […]
During the last few weeks we have resumed a Project that was stopped for some time. The idea is to have something deliverable by the start of this summer. These days we have been working on the maps functionality. The idea is to display races courses in a map in order to let visitors inspect […]
This week I’m finishing teaching a course for Software Specialist Developer on J2EE enterprise environments but shortly I hope to start another course based on a huge range of different web technologies. Notice that many of the contents presented during that term are related to the Spring Framework (SpringMVC) and Hibernate, so this would be […]
A partir del próximo mes de Abril en horario de tardes estaré impartiendo varios módulos del Certificado de Profesionalidad de Nivel 3 de Desarrollo de Aplicaciones con Tecnologías Web (IFC0210) El curso ofrece una visión completa de las destrezas necesarias para desarrollarse en el campo profesional de la programación haciendo especial hincapié en tecnologías del […]
Spring Framework provides two common ways to empower enterprise applications such as message queues and email sending. Message queues allow asynchronous communication between programs or systems. Not only allow you to send messages but object instances. To integrate this technology in our applications a message queuing server like Apache ActiveMQ is required. Here you can […]