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Core Java
Roger HughesDecember 2nd, 2013
3 44
Investigating Memory Leaks Part 1 – Writing Leaky Code
I found this little problem the other day: there’s this server that runs for a while and then falls over.…
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Software Development
Rajaraman RaghuramanDecember 2nd, 2013
3 17
14 Code Refactoring smells you can easily sense and What you can do about it?
This post is specifically intended to Project Managers although developers and testers can also get reasonable inputs from this post.…
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Agile
Allan KellyDecember 2nd, 2013
0 58
Agile is like sex
I’ll get back to software development economics, there are more posts in the works, but right now I need to…
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Software Development
Johannes BrodwallDecember 2nd, 2013
9 30
Humble architects
Humility is not a very common trait with software architects. After having worked with a few awful architects and recently…
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Enterprise Java
Maciej WalkowiakDecember 1st, 2013
0 79
Integration tests with Maven 3, Failsafe and Cargo plugin
Unit testing is available in Maven out of the box. Because of that very often its used for integration tests…
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Enterprise Java
Maciej WalkowiakNovember 30th, 2013
0 731
JBoss Drools unit testing with junit-drools
Recently I’ve been working with a project heavily using JBoss Drools. I am not Drools expert – I am not…
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Enterprise Java
Alexey ZvolinskiyNovember 29th, 2013
0 42
Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2
This is a second article from the series about REST Exception handling with Spring. In my previous post I have…
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Core Java
Lukas EderNovember 29th, 2013
1 25
A Lesser-Known Java 8 Feature: Generalized Target-Type Inference
Going through the list of Java 8 features, Generalized Target-Type Inference struck me as a particularly interesting, lesser-known gem. It…
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Agile
Johanna RothmanNovember 29th, 2013
0 62
How Many People Can You Manage as a Manager?
In my first management role, I “managed” one person. My managee didn’t need much management. He guided me into how…
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Investigating Memory Leaks Part 1 – Writing Leaky Code

14 Code Refactoring smells you can easily sense and What you can do about it?

Agile is like sex

Humble architects

Integration tests with Maven 3, Failsafe and Cargo plugin

JBoss Drools unit testing with junit-drools

Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2

A Lesser-Known Java 8 Feature: Generalized Target-Type Inference

How Many People Can You Manage as a Manager?

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