Recommended Readings Steve Yegge’s Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns – I guess you’ve already read this one but if not – it is a well-written and amusing post about why not having functions as first class citizens in Java causes developers to suffer. Highly recommended. Reply to Comparing Java Web Frameworks – a veryContinue reading “Most interesting links of October”
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Most interesting links of May
Recommanded Readings Acceptance testing / Specification by example: Gojko Adzic: Anatomy of a good acceptance test – an example of refactoring a bad acceptance test into a good one – good for learning about pitfalls and how a good one should look like Gojko: Top 10 reasons why teams fail with Acceptance Testing – acceptance testing isContinue reading “Most interesting links of May”
CKEditor: Collapsing only 2nd+ toolbar rows – howto
Normally CKEditor (v3.5.2) hides/shows all the toolbar buttons when you press the collapse/expand button but I needed to always show the first row with “basic tools” and only collapse the second and following rows with advanced functionality tool buttons. CKEditor doesn’t have proper support for that but there is a simple workaround. Update: Example solutionContinue reading “CKEditor: Collapsing only 2nd+ toolbar rows – howto”
Most interesting links of October
Few of my favourite themes this month – TDD, performance, build tools/Maven. Plus a usefel JS library, news from the Java community x Oracle world etc. About dying JCP and too silent Oracle (or mostly silent) – a summary of the latest issues and hot topics in the Java community that cause lot of rumorContinue reading “Most interesting links of October”
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