As you may remember the movie series "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay", although with not high rating, I yet feel it quite interesting and like it very much. Its plot, its metaphor, always make me feel, sometimes, one has to be irony and skeptical of what is being so assured, and take some actions.
Some web pages to share, if you'd be interested in it, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, another page
The projects contains 4 parts, some documents, some digestions of books, some code snippets and some scripts. You can use the links to below to get to them.
It contains some generic concerns about big data.
It contains the elaborated introductions on how to set up big data environment for hadoop, spark, hive, hbase, zookeeper, sqoop, flume, and etc.
There are some fundamental algorithms in sorting, tree, graph, string, link list, some large volume data processing algorithms, some distributed algorithms and etc, as well as some code snippets or pseudo codes.
There are some development toolkits that are together in a mature web solution.
It has some documents on various aspect of database, primarily for Oracle, it focuses on performance tuning techniques.
It covers many theoretical topics and aspects on modern distributed systems.
There are for now documents on the famous SSH, spring, struts and Hibernate, especially for Hibernate, there are many performance tuning techniques.
It contains some common topics on core java.
There are some posts on design pattern, shell, and network, as well as other uncategorized contents.
There are some of books I've read and recent made notes for, I quoted some valuable contents for later references, and there are also my comments and few mistakes I found, as well as my corrections.
Notice: None of any content of these books quoted here are to be published, I would delete them right away if they violated the authors' copyright.
It is a very good book to get a big picture and quite much detail of Hadoop core components and its ecosystem. It has chapters about performance tuning and high availability, very valuable.
It has proper level of detail information to Spark, as well as performance tuning techniques.
It is good and efficient book to learn all language detail about Scala, yet not very lengthy. However, still need some book to know how to write high performance Scala.
This is a very concise and efficent book to start with Python.
Excellent book about concurrency concerns and facilities in Java, many of concerns raised here are generic to other languages.
It is a good and concise book about JVM and Java compiler, for one to get a big picture of what happens in Java under the hood.
Codes snippets here are mainly for reuse purpose, the urls themselves are quite self descriptive.
Guava is a very good utility libarary for java.
It contains all emoji supported by github flavored markdown.
It contains grammar examples for github flavored markdown
There are some uncategorized code snippets.
A script to generate a index in markdown language from a String.
A script tool helps to fasten routine git operations.