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This document contains a list of timestamps ranging from March 2011 to April 2013, with most entries occurring in April 2011 and April 2012, suggesting this may be a log of activities over a two year period with some concentration in those two months.

Spring Boot is a framework for building stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications that can be "just run". It takes an opinionated view of the Spring platform and third-party libraries so developers can get started with minimum fuss. Some key features include an embedded HTTP server and automatic configuration support. Spring Boot applications can be started using Java -jar or executed using Gradle/Maven and can be packaged as an executable jar or war file for deployment. The document also discusses using Spring Boot with databases, profiles, Spring Data, GORM, views and some miscellaneous topics.

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Adattamento dispositivi mobili

Francesca Pulina

The MURAVES Tech - Tokyo 2014

Luigi Cimmino

This document summarizes improvements made to the MURAVES muon detector system. It discusses upgrades to the remote control software, automated telescope operations, and data acquisition electronics. The electronics upgrades include replacing microcontrollers with a Raspberry Pi computer for improved bandwidth and reduced dead times. Tests show the new Hamamatsu silicon photomultipliers provide a homogeneous response with a low dark rate at room temperature. The completed MURAVES detector will start construction in early 2015 and allow precise time-of-flight measurements for muon tracking.

Valutazione dell'usabilità

Francesca Pulina

Valutazione dell'accessibilità

Francesca Pulina

Spring core

Vinay Prajapati

Spring is a Java framework that simplifies development by reducing boilerplate code and promoting loose coupling. It was created due to demands for simplification beyond early Java technologies like JavaBeans and EJB. Spring uses dependency injection and aspect-oriented programming to reduce complexity. It provides application contexts to load bean definitions and manage the life cycle from instantiation through dependency injection to initialization and destruction. The Spring landscape includes various modules for different purposes such as web, data access, and integration.

Spring Boot provides a quick way to create Spring applications with minimal configuration. It allows for rapid prototyping through the Spring CLI and provides starter dependencies to add common features easily. Spring Boot applications can be packaged as executable jars or wars and support multiple build systems including Gradle. It aims to make standing up production-ready Spring applications as simple as possible.

Why do i need a website

jalowes

The document discusses why businesses need a website, highlighting that customers expect businesses to have a website, as 92% of people use search engines and 78% search online for product information. It notes that a website allows businesses to be open 24/7, reach customers with updates, and make buying products fast and easy. The document also promotes the services of BiznessWeb for creating affordable websites that can help businesses bring in new customers and sales.

Getting Started with the Internet of Things - Allianz Hackrisk Hackathon 29/...

The Internet of Things Methodology

The IoT Methodology & An Introduction to the Intel Galileo, Edison and SmartL...

The Internet of Things Methodology

A Methodology for Building the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things Methodology

This document proposes an iterative methodology for building the Internet of Things (IoT). The methodology aims to allow everyone to experience the IoT through prototyping common use cases with a "lean startup" mentality. It outlines steps in the methodology including co-creating solutions with end users, ideating ideas, conducting questions and analysis, using an IoT architecture model, prototyping, and deploying solutions. It provides examples and influences at each step. The overall goal is to enable individuals, communities and organizations to explore the possibilities of the IoT through an open, collaborative approach.