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Moving to blog.scrum8.com
Posted by: Joshua on: August 22, 2009
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I’m moving my blog to my own domain @ http://blog.scrum8.com
Please change your bookmark and thanks for being a loyal reader of my blog. I will update my new blog with useful stuff for others to read just like I’ve always had.
Cheers.
Do we need to unit test Rails apps?
Posted by: Joshua on: February 28, 2009
- In: Java
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Currently I am making a website using Ruby on Rails for my beloved. Moving in from Java I found developing Rails apps is very convenient as I can see changes directly (with few exceptions though) without restarting the server. With that in mind, I was wondering whether we still need to unit test Rails apps. [...]
10 Java Technology Resolution for 2009
Posted by: Joshua on: January 1, 2009
- In: Java
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2009 is coming to your way and it’s time to get ready on what technology lies ahead. Refactor, refactor and refactor is the theme for 2009. A whole new technology is coming your way and it’s good to take a sneak peek on what technology is worth evaluating to be used for our projects [...]
Creating custom component in Struts 2
Posted by: Joshua on: December 27, 2008
- In: Java
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On my previous Tapestry 5 article I mentioned how difficult it is to create a custom component with Struts 2 compared to Tapestry 5. Since in our legacy apps we used Struts 2 and I got a task that made me to create a custom component I might as well just document it here since [...]
Why you might not want to use Flex
Posted by: Joshua on: November 23, 2008
- In: Java
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At the time being I am doing a Flex project for my client. Alot of people has been praising Flex for being the answer in the RIA world. In one way and the other, it’s true: Flex is really sexy, because it can bring all of the interactiveness and statefulness from desktop app world to [...]
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