Your Knowledge Portfolio h3. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.---Benjamin Franklin...
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h5. What is this?
Invest regularly in your knowledge portfolio, make learning a Habit. Every month members of the group will conduct workshops, have mini hack projects, present short and sweet presentations on a coding technique, third party library, new language, design methodology, etc. This will be mixed with articles, books or tools that the group ran across. Very informal
h5. Whats with the name Pico?
Count Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola (1463-1494), Count Pico was an Italian humanist and philosopher during the Renaissance whose motto, Deomni re scibili Of all things that one can know, asserted that he knew all there was to be known. De omni re scibili should be the motto of all Pragmatic Programmers.
h5. Who wrote this?
This is a copy of part of the University of Michigan Medical School Information Services's internal wiki, and was written (and perhaps copy pasted) by many authors, sometimes without attribution. I (Steve) am in the process of sourcing and attributing as time permits. If you find something you wrote that's not creditted, please let me know and I will add proper attribution or remove it as you wish.
h5. Past Topics
- [Splunk](Splunk - Actionable Visibility, Insight and Intelligence from Machine Data) is a powerful platform for analyzing machine data, data that machines emit in great volumes but which is seldom used effectivel?
- [Lombok](How to use Lombok) is a compile-time library that helps improve readability and maintainability of Java classes by adding getters, setter, toString and more.
- [Spring Data REST] The goal of the project is to provide a solid foundation on which to expose CRUD operations to your JPA Repository-managed entities using plain HTTP REST semantics.
- [Logging] -- Why should we do logging, how does it work, and how can we do it better?
- Spring MockMVC
- Thymeleaf
- [Documenting REST APIs with Swagger]
- Graph Databases / Neo4j
- Package by Layer vs. by Feature