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Linux Journal Contents #192, April 2010
Apr 01, 2010 By Staff
Linux Journal Issue #192/April 2010
This month's issue focus is Software Development. We've got articles on developing Flash applcations using Flex Builder, on web application testing with Selenium, on an embeddable web server named Mongoose, and on an embeddable JavaScript databased called jsormdb. In addition we've got our usual spate of articles on all things Linux and Open Source: OpenVPN, non-SQL databases, bash, Clojure, and a review of the Motorola DROID.
Features
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Developing Flash Applications with Flex Builder
by Carl Fink
Flash application development on Linux.
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Mongoose: an Embeddable Web Server in C
by Michael J. Hammel
A Web server in a single C file.
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Web Application Testing with Selenium
by Alexander Sirotkin
Find the bugs before you release!
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jsormdb—an Embedded JavaScript Database
by Avi Deitcher
Taking Rich Internet Applications to the next level.
Columns
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Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge
NoSQL? I'd Prefer SomeSQL
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Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin
Linux VPNs with OpenVPN, Part III
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Dave Taylor's Work the Shell
Our Twitter Autoresponder Goes Live!
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Kyle Rankin's Hack and /
Linux Troubleshooting, Part II: Local Network
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Dirk Elmendorf's Economy Size Geek
Interview with Rich Hickey, Creator of Coljure
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Doc Searls' EOF
Is Android the "Top" Linux?
Review
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The Motorola DROID
by Brian Conner
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Android DB
It seems they use sqlite, which is a flat file db. If they were to switch to an embedded version of MySQL, it would be much more functional. You wouldn't have to clear your txt msg logs as often, because it can really slow you down when you're using a flat file db.
I wonder if there is a way to replace the sqlite with an embedded MySQL...
Any ideas?