We all know that a big part of mobile apps requires a map. Configuration process is quite simple, but sometimes we need to remember or find a list of required permissions for android or just strugle with new OS or new SDK and this routine takes more time that we want. This time I decided to combine all needed steps in one place and write a short guide how to set up android google maps api v2 in Titanium Studio. Hope this will help you as it helps me know. 

I thought that nobody used SVN anymore and our world was a better place to live and work in. I was wrong. I recently agreed to fix some issues on a project and only when I got it did I understand that some people still use svn in their projects. For me it was total frustration, but it was too late to reject the project (yes, now you can laugh :) ). I didn't want to work with svn, so, I needed a way to work with it through git, and I found it. In this article I want to describe how to work with svn through your best dcvs - git. If you're out of luck for some reason and the project you've got uses svn, then you definitely need to read this article. Working with svn through git is as easy and almost as pleasant as working with git itself, I promise

I recently needed to update specific values in sub arrays or nested arrays in MongoDB to lower case. At the end of my research and experiments I found a few variants of how to do it. I'll show you all of them using a shell to be language agnostic. Concepts are the same and it will be easy to write such queries in any language.

I have recently decided that it is a good idea to show you some books that I read and share my opinion about them with you. So here I want to introduce you to a book about HP Vertica named "HP Vertica Essentials", written by Rishabh Agrawal. I have worked with HP Vertica in the past and have done some setup operations, querying and aggregation. I read only official docs, so when I saw this book about HP Vertica, I decided to read it. First of all I want to point out that this book is mostly for DBAs, but some chapters would be interesting for developers too. If you're a DBA and would like to know more about Vertica or at least want to know how to setup a Vertica server to play with, then you can read the book.

Even though this blog post isn't related to any special subject, it's still important because it's a starting point for our blog. Here we will share our thoughts, knowledge and experience. We will write about interesting things that we used or still use in our work. Hope this first blog post will motive the creators of this site, and they will fill the site with meaningful content. The first blog post is written and our site has a great chance to live and be improved. The only thing I can add now is