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Category Archives: web development
Five Pillars of Cloud Computing
Ok, translation time! This time, I translated the article The Five Pillars of Cloud Computing for InfoQ BR. Some nice information, interesting mostly if you are not very familiar with Cloud Computing yet. You can find the translated news item … Continue reading
RESTful and WS Transactions
Hello! I recently translated one more article for InfoQ: Difference Between RESTful and WS Trasactions And here is the Portuguese translated version: Diferença entre Transações RESTful e WS And of course, I updated the list of translated articles: InfoQ by … Continue reading
Infoq contributions
A few months ago I started to contribute to the brazilian version of the InfoQ website. My contributions consist basically of translations of some of the articles published in the english version. If you are interested, I created a page … Continue reading
Compressing JavaScript and CSS files with YUI Compressor
Performance is always something to be looking for when developing web applications. One possible approach to improve performance of such applications is to compress our JavaScript and CSS files. This will make them smaller and thus faster to download. A … Continue reading