I prefer a Test Assisted Development approach where we build the tests in
tandem with the code. You need to work out the approach that makes sense
for the context and answer the questions:
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will the testing helping me develop/design/refactor my solution?
will the testing assert the requiremen
On Wednesday, 31 October 2012 16:48:22 UTC, rakesh mailgroups wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I remember a few years ago when Eric Evan's book came out and everyone was
> raving about it.
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> A little while later, I think there was a backlash since the fundamental
> misunderstanding was that the id
At the bottom of each page it says that Oracle is reviewing the Sun
product roadmap blah blah blah:
http://uk.sun.com/training/catalog/courses/CX-310-052.xml
So things are in limbo until the big O decides.
Cheers
Paul
On Jan 30, 6:57 pm, Steve Sobczak wrote:
> Is there any word out on the bra
This certainly is a great self help group ;o)
I'm going through many of the issues cited by others and the advice
given is very helpful. I'm currently battling our management's shiny
new toy - SCRUM. They want sprints delivering real customer value
starting today, but we don't have a single arch
There is a conference guide app for the iphone (or ipod touch) now
available on the app store. Search for devoxx on the app store and
you'll find it.
I'm also a conference newbie, looking forward to seeing the Posse in
action after 3 years of listening.
Cheers
Paul
On Nov 10, 12:20 pm, Luis M
Thanks for the tip off!
At that price I'd buy any Atlassian software. I'll work out what I'll
use it for later ;o)
Great software, noble cause.
Cheers
Paul
On Apr 22, 4:50 pm, Robert Casto wrote:
> No restrictions up to 5 users is fabulous. These guys rock.
>
> On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 8:33
At the opposite end of the spectrum I work from home 4 days a week for
a large multi-national. Not the high flying contract world, but I've
managed to cultivate a surprisingly interesting and varied role with a
steady income.
I'm based in the North West of Ireland and work out of a software
cent
I have recently been asked to develop an application that will have to
integrate with Sage financial software. I've done some googling and I
am surprised at the lack of info on interfacing with Sage from Java.
Is Sage such a black box that you need to sign up to a Sage Developer
program before y
The list of suggestions so far are:
- Java How to Program, Deitel & Deitel
- Head First Java, Sierra & Bates
- Thinking In Java, Eckel
- 2 Gig log file, Catchpole
It's a tough call...
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At work we are trying to put together an in-house training programme
for IT staff with basic programming knowledge who want to become
developers, specifically Java developers.
Can anyone recommend a good tutorial based Java book for beginners
that will not only teach Java but emphasis good softwa
For me Groovy/Grails was the best discovery of 2008, and I can see a
place for the combo in the Enterprise world - initially Groovy for
scripting/testing.
Regarding the low profile, perhaps Groovy/Grails is more of a European
thing? There certainly seems to be more of a buzz around Groovy/
Grail
On a holiday theme, what are the things that would make your working
environment more appealing and productive? Perhaps you have the ideal
working environment already?
Here's my list in no particular order:
- Dual monitors (or one very large monitor)
- Ability to telework
- A MacBook Pro
- Use A
Java.net have an excellent newsletter that gives a good summary of
Java tools
http://community.java.net/javatools/
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Paul
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