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PostgreSQL on RAM disk does not worth the trouble

Linux is so good that you do not need to worry about small PostgreSQL database performance at all.

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Posted On Thu 05 March 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Performance

Tags: linux / performance / postgresql /

Interview coding skill

Coding on the interviews is an independent skill from real coding.

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Posted On Thu 05 March 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: coding / life /

SVN stash on bash

SVN does not have a stash (or shelve) functionality, but there is always a way around

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Posted On Wed 25 February 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Linux

Tags: howto / linux / svn /

Setting up Webex on Ubuntu

It is not trivial to set up Webex to work on modern Ubuntu. This post recaps the steps I made to make it work

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Posted On Wed 25 February 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Linux

Tags: howto / linux / ubuntu /

Java 8 lamdas

Last night I wrote a code using Java 8 lambdas for the first time. And I loved it!

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Posted On Wed 25 February 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: java / coding /

SringBuilder vs StringBuffer revisited

I am sure you have read about StringBuilder being faster than StringBuffer so many times, that you are sick of it already. Fun fact is: it is not faster.

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Posted On Sat 10 January 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: java / coding / performance /

Scala Option performance cost

I wanted to measure how much extra cost does Scala Option incurs.

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Posted On Sat 10 January 2015 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: scala / coding / performance /

Parsing address string in PostgreSQL

Sample query to parse address line into fields in PostgreSQL without stored procedures

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Posted On Tue 09 December 2014 by Lex Vorona

Category: Coding

Tags: howto / coding / postgresql /

 

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