Monthly Archives: January 2012
Spring Social GitHub: revisiting GitHub integration
In my last post, Calling the GitHub API using Spring’s RestTemplate, I explained how to call a public endpoint that retrieves a repository’s watchers on the GitHub API using Spring’s RestTemplate. I was happy to receive a comment by Craig … Continue reading
More Skybase screenshots
Hey Internet people, Willie here. It’s been a little while since I’ve posted Skybase screenshots, so here’s the work in progress. I explain how to implement this stuff (Spring Data Neo4j, Spring/GitHub integration, JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit, etc.) in chapter 11 … Continue reading
Skybase/GitHub integration
A major goal for Skybase is to tie together the activities of developers, testers, release engineers and operations. A few major benefits are: Tool integration: We can single source app lists and more across development, build, test, deployment, monitoring, knowledge … Continue reading
Calling the GitHub API using Spring’s RestTemplate
GitHub has an RESTful JSON API that we can call from our apps. In this post I’ll show how I’m grabbing a GitHub repo’s watchers and pull them into my own app using Spring’s RestTemplate. Meet the GitHub API First, … Continue reading
Making form:select work nicely using Spring 3 Formatters
When you’re creating a web form, it’s often the case that you want to give the user a way to connect one entity up to another entity. This post explains how to do this in a nice, clean way using … Continue reading
Closed loops: the secret to collecting configuration management data
Hi all, Willie here. Happy New Year! In my last post, How NOT to collect configuration management data, I gave a quick rundown of some losing CM data approaches that I and others have attempted in the past. Most of … Continue reading
