I fix the servers that run your serverless applications.
I spent some time going through the Elegant Code blog after Jared blogged about his latest interview. I was very impressed with the content and added it to my subscription list. I strongly recommend it to anyone who are interested in increasing the elegance...
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I have been back at Sun for almost a year now. Still, there are a few things that I have yet to take care of. Things like unsubscribing from the Sun Alumni Yahoo! group. Or moving my RSS feed back to blogs.sun.com.
Well, one of these things have been...
Read More...I just pushed REm 1.5.0 for NetBeans 6.x. This releases adds the following features:
You can download the plugin from Sourceforge...
Read More...Many Java projects accumulate Jar files. Their numbers just grow until you are not exactly sure why or whether a Jar file is still in use. Traditionally, you answer the question of whether you still need a specific file by removing it from the class...
Read More...The FizzBuzz programming interview question raised it's head again. I've managed to resist the temptation to implement it in any languages so far. Until this morning that is...
So I fired up the Groovy Console and played a little. A nice feature of the...
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Our old countertops where in really bad shape, and it was driving my wife to insanity (or so she claims). We had done everything we could think of to extend their life. We painted them, we glued the old formica...
Read More...I wanted to play with the metaprogramming abilities of Groovy. So I started a new project in NetBeans and created a Mercurial repository to version it. I had a few files committed eventually.
I am really nervous about keeping code in a single location...
Read More...I pushed REM 1.3.0 for NetBeans to SourceForge earlier today. This release addresses the following issues:
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Frederic Jean