Software Development
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Getters and Setters Are Not Evil
Every now and then some OOP purist comes and tells us that getters and setters are evil, because they break…
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If I had more time I would have written less code
In a a blatant rip-off of the T.S Eliot quote: “if I had more time, I would have written a…
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Services, practices & tools that should exist in any software development house, part 1
I truly believe that it’s part of our job, some sort of duty, to evangelize the correct way of working…
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SQL or NOSQL: That is the question?
So what’s the deal with NoSQL? Is NoSQL just a controversial buzzword? Could you imagine if the term ‘Object Oriented’…
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Open Source Java Libraries and Frameworks – Benefits and Dangers
Everyone in the Java world seems to use various open source libraries and frameworks… and why not, there are hundreds…
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GPGPU Java Programming
In one of our previous posts we discussed the General Processing on the Graphics Processing Unit (GPGPU) concepts and architecture. For…
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Add APPLY to Your TSQL Tool Belt
Every once in a while I stumble across some SQL keyword that I didn’t really know about, but is extremely…
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Can we replace requirement specification with better understanding?
On larger projects, I’ve always ended up resorting to writing down a lot of detailed specifications, many of which are…
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This comes BEFORE your business logic!
This is post originally published by Ron Gross one of our JCG partners. It focuses in .NET technologies at times,…
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