Software Development
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Getters and setters gone wrong
Conventions are great when you can speed up your coding and automatically provide self-documenting and standard solutions and that’s probably…
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Custom Git Commands in 3 Steps
I’m lazy and so I seek ways to reduce repetitious activities. For instance, I’ve spent a lot of time in…
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Error Tracking Reports – Part 3 – Strategy and Package Private
This is the third blog in a series that’s loosely looking at tracking application errors. In this series I’m writing…
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Automated bug finding with git bisect and mvn test
Do you know the feeling when you discover a bug in a functionality that was working couple of weeks (or…
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Are integration tests worth the hassle?
Whether or not you write integration tests can be a religious argument: either you believe in them or you don’t.…
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The economics of reuse
If need the same functionality in two projects, you should reuse code between them, right? Or should you? For as…
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The Way of the Pro
Enterprise developers are serious professionals. They don’t waste their time for creating silly things. They leave this to the hipster…
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Developers Are Lazy (And How To Use That To Your Advantage With Eclipse)
As I sat down to write this blog post, I thought through how many years I’ve been developing, and how…
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Application Security – Can you Rely on the Honeymoon Effect?
I learned about some interesting research from Dave Mortman at this year’s RSA conference in San Francisco which supports the…
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