So you have your mysql database running on lets call it SERVER01 and now you want to replicate data to SERVER02, maybe for failover, or just to take load off the master machine so you can do backups and reporting…
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Scheduling cronjobs in Ubuntu
Create a text file in your /home folder called “cronjobs.txt” Open it and add a line for each job you want to run: 0 * * * * /usr/bin/unison 0 */5 * * * /usr/bin/cleanup The first line will run…
Creating a Maven webapp with Eclipse
We will be creating a Maven webapp using the command line and then import it in Eclipse Juno. To create the webapp using Maven you need to specify the DarchetypeArtifactId as being a webapp. In your command line you will…
Posted in Eclipse, Java, Maven Tagged with: Dynamic Web Module, Eclipse, Faceted Form, Java, Juno, Maven, mvn, software development, Webapp
Our experience
We have been develping software applications since 1996 when ASP was still a big thing. You’ll be glad to hear though that we’ve have moved along with the times towards newer languages like C# and ASP.NET and over the years…
Posted in About Us Tagged with: agile, ASP, ASP.NET, C#, CSS3, HTML5, Java, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, MS SQL, MySql, scrum, Sencha Touch, WebSockets
Our methodology
If you know a bit about software development you will have heard buzz words like agile and scrum but also some of the more old-fashioned ones like waterfall approach and software development life cycle. We believe that each approach has…
Posted in About Us Tagged with: agile, life cycle, methodology, scrum, sdlc, software development, sprint, waterfall
How we communicate
Wikipedia has the following to say about communication: “Communication (from Latin “communis”, meaning to share) is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, visuals, signals, writing, or behaviour.” Here at VR…
Posted in About Us Tagged with: agile, clients, communication, software application, software development, team members
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