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It has been some time ago that an article of mine got published in the Dutch JUG.
Read MoreHow IKEA can help developers
Just a couple of days ago I went to the IKEA to get some cabinets for my son’s room. Why IKEA you might ask, but they have a good price v.s. quality. The cabinets I bought set me back about € 500,- instead of a €2000,- when build by a carpenter.
Read MoreDid you know...
The Maven Site plugin uses by default the apt format. Although it is a simple and straight forward format I personally prefer the Confluence markup and DocBook. Confluence I use for my personal Wiki and at various projects I use DocBook for the documentation.
Read MoreUsing Spring @Cacheable annotations
Today I needed some performance improvements on a application that makes quite a few calls to a database. My default statement is not to implement performance improvements unless there is a issue. Well it just happened.
Read MoreWeird distribution scheme
Just recently I was looking for the book: Kirk Knoernschild’s Java Application Architecture Modularity Patterns with Examples Using OSGi. A co-worker advised this book for an internal research project on OSGi.
Read Moreis package-private the new private?
Just a few days ago I attended the DEVOXX conference in Belgium. The last session I attended was from Adam Bien’s session Real World Java EE.
Read MoreIs the tool for management or developers!?
We as professional software developers or better Software craftsman are proud of out work. When the product is finished we are delivered a working application that complies to all requirements specified, the functional, non-functional and last but not least of coding standards.
Read MoreRefactoring is fun, right?
For the umpteenth time I have been asked, do you like refactoring? The answer yes I like doing it.
Read MoreDeployment is expensive, lets do it less!?
Just recently I entered a discussion about getting application into the production environment. As we all know due to the silo’s and functional separation (currently in place at my job) it is challenging at a minimum.
Read MoreBuilder pattern with annotations (Part 2)
It took me some time to get all for the annotation builder into central but it’s there. see previous article for details on usage
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