Jamie Craane personal blog

My views, thoughts and experiences about Fullstack software development.

AWS tutorial: DynamoDB part 1

AWS Lambda/Java, DynamoDB and Api gateway integration

In this post I am going through a full (Java) example of integrating AWS Lambda, DynamoDb and Api Gateway to create a function and expose this function as a HTTP resource for other parties to consume.

Posted by Jamie Craane on Friday, December 2, 2016

Elastic Search max open files

Increase max open files in Elastic Search (OSX)

In this post I am going to show how to increase the max open files for Elastic Search on OSX.

Posted by Jamie Craane on Friday, December 2, 2016

IntelliJ structural search and replace

IntelliJ: the power of structural search and replace

Sometimes you run into a situation where you want to refactor some code bu

Posted by Jamie Craane on Saturday, February 8, 2014

MyBatis

Mapping a map

As some of you will know I am a huge fan of MyBatis. I have used it in a lot of projects and it never failed me. I like how you are in control of the SQL and the flexibility this brings by mapping result sets to classes instead of mapping tables to classes.

Posted by Jamie Craane on Friday, September 20, 2013

Melody composition with genetic algorithms

Creating musical pleasant melodies using genetic algorithms

Several techniques exist to create computer generated musical melodies. One of those techniques is genetic algorithms.

Posted by Jamie Craane on Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Introduction to genetic algorithms

Introduction to Genetic Algorithms with JGAP

Out of interest I am familiarizing myself in genetic algorithms, in short GA. My interest in GA came when I first heard about the JGAP project.

Posted by Jamie Craane on Monday, February 23, 2009

Fullstack software engineer with a passion for Android, Kotlin and Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile

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