Noam and I delivered on Tuesday a joint session called Everything New in C++ at the SELA Developer Practice.
It’s been a really fun session to work on, even though it was also a
cold reminder how easy it is to forget “The C++ Way” when you stay away...
0 replies - 1660 views - 12/09/11 by Sasha Goldshtein in News
I am Working on a RESTful service using Jersey (not my first choice, but a reasonable compromise). It is hosted inside FuseESBand all is well. Here’s an overly simplified version of the resource that reports status:
0 replies - 2006 views - 12/05/11 by Arnon Rotem-gal-oz in News
In my last post,
I provided a list of concepts that I found to be characteristic of
functional languages. We’ve talked bout the first three so far.
1 replies - 3880 views - 10/30/11 by Christopher Bennage in News
In the first post in this series,
I provided a list of concepts that I found to be characteristic of
functional languages. We’ve talked bout the first four so far.
1 replies - 2413 views - 10/30/11 by Christopher Bennage in News
With the release of the new SDK developers also gained access to a
new set of APIs. One of these revolves around the OS-based alert
mechanism. If you’ve used a NoDo (or pre-NoDo) device and activated a
standard system alarm or used the calendar to...
0 replies - 2560 views - 10/08/11 by Den Delimarsky in Articles
Since it's introduction to the Java world, Jenkins (or Hudson) has become the continuous integration tool of choice for most development teams. Such a prolific tool needs an extensive reference, and...
1 replies - 5539 views - 09/22/11 by James Sugrue in Book Reviews
I am busy hiring people now, and it got me thinking a lot
about the sort of things that I want from my developers. In particular,
I was inundated in CVs, and I used the following standard reply to help
me narrow things down. Thank you for your CV. Do you...
14 replies - 4374 views - 09/13/11 by Ayende Rahien in News
We have just updated the Chronon Time Travelling Debugger with a whole bunch of goodies!
Some details on this release:
Recorder support for reflection apis
Support for highly threaded applications
Much, much faster stack trace views
And many more...
0 replies - 481 views - 05/22/11 by Prashant Deva in Announcements
SlickEdit 2011 is the premier cross-platform, multi-language code
editor that gives programmers the ability to code in over 40 languages
on 9 platforms including Windows®, Linux, UNIX, and Mac OS X®. New features and enhancements available in SlickEdit...
0 replies - 1577 views - 05/18/11 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
The Unified Modelling Language (version 2, usually) is a set of semi-formal notations that can be used to express aspects of software design in a graphical way. For example, design patterns are usually explained in a textual form with the aid of Uml class and...
5 replies - 13119 views - 11/18/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
In my previous article I’ve described some of the aspects of the Windows Phone 7 emulator. Android SDK also comes with an emulator, although with a bunch of more customizable options. Let’s take a look at what we have.When you extract the Android SDK...
0 replies - 14239 views - 09/06/10 by Den Delimarsky in Articles
I’m proud to announce the release of FEST-Swing 1.2!
0 replies - 1095 views - 06/08/10 by Alex Ruiz in Announcements
More and
more Internet users buy in web shops these days. Research shows that the part
of European Internet users that buys on-line has grown from 40% in 2004 to 84%
in 2008. Additionally, the large web retailers in my country saw their
revenue grow in 2009...
1 replies - 14026 views - 05/27/10 by Jeroen Borgers in Articles
I have a co-worker who's never happy. Never. But today it's even worse. He just lost an hour or two of his work. He was writing code that deleted a large number of files, and due to an error in the code, it deleted everything- including the script he was...
6 replies - 12706 views - 04/29/10 by Jared Richardson in Articles
Unfortunately handling exceptions thrown by
methods under test has always been cumbersome. There has been some
relief in the last few months, as both JUnit and TestNG made an
effort to improve the handling of error conditions:
JUnit 4.7 added rules with...
8 replies - 5090 views - 03/18/10 by Thomas Mauch in Articles
