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TDD: avoid getting stuck or what’s the next test?
One central point of practicing TDD is to determine what is the next test. Choosing the wrong path can lead you into the infamous impasse: to make the next test pass you need to make not baby but gian… more →
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TDD: avoid getting stuck or what's the next test?
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wrote 1 month ago: One central point of practicing TDD is to determine what is the next test. Choosing the wrong path c … more →
Java Generics: the Klingonian Cast
wrote 3 months ago: Ever since Generics were included in Java, they’ve been a great help and source of despair at … more →
FTP integrated
wrote 3 months ago: When developing a feature containing unknown technology or hardware, I prefer a spike followed by in … more →
A small test saves the day
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wrote 6 months ago: Just recently, I had to write a connection between an existing application and a new hardware unit. … more →
Antipatterns: Convenience Constructors
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wrote 6 months ago: Lately I stumble a lot upon code I wrote 4 or more years ago. In the light of introducing new featur … more →
Checking preconditions in advance vs. on demand vs. exceptions
wrote 6 months ago: Usually, it is good practice to check certain preconditions before applying operations to input data … more →
Solutions to common Java enum problems
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wrote 7 months ago: Say, you have an enum representing a state: enum State { A, B, C, D; } And you want to know if a sta … more →
Class names with verbs enforce the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
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wrote 7 months ago: I’m experimenting with fluent code for a while now. Fluent code is code that everybody can rea … more →
Grails and the query cache
wrote 8 months ago: Look at the following code: class Node { Node parent String name Tree tree } Tree tree = new Tree() … more →
Game of Life: TDD style in Java
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wrote 11 months ago: I always got problems finding the right track with test driven development (TDD), going down the wro … more →
HTTP Get: The problem with Percent Encoded Parameters
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wrote 1 year ago: Encoding problems are common place in software development but sometimes you get them in unexpected … more →
The Story of a Multithreading Sin
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wrote 1 year ago: In my last blog entry, I wrote about multithreading pitfalls (in Java), and ironically, this was the … more →
Readable Code Needs Time and Care
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wrote 1 year ago: A few weeks ago I was about to write an acceptance test involving socket communication. Since I was … more →
Hibernate Objects in HTTP Sessions
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wrote 1 year ago: While discussing common problems and pitfalls in web development we stumbled on the pitfall of stori … more →
When it comes to multithreading, better be safe than sorry
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wrote 1 year ago: Recently, I attended a code review of the core parts of a web application, written in Java. The appl … more →
Separate your code domains
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wrote 1 year ago: When you develop software, you most likely have to think in two target domains at the same time. One … more →
A VisualBasic.NET cheat sheet for Java developers
wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes, we cannot choose what language to implement a project in. Be it because of environmental … more →
Summary of the Schneide Dev Brunch at 2011-07-17
wrote 1 year ago: Last Sunday, the 17th July of 2011, we held another Dev Brunch at our company. A Dev Brunch is an ev … more →
Your own dsl: a primer on operators
wrote 1 year ago: When writing your own domain specific language (dsl), a full fledged parser generator like antlr can … more →
