A strike of creativity:
Monday, December 29th, 2008I knew once a very nice tool
that made Java programmers drool:
it reloaded their classes
without any passes
and was all around very cool :)
Archive for December, 2008
Can iPhone help stop the information overload?
Thursday, December 18th, 2008iPhone is a tricky device. It was the first mobile device I ever saw that solved the problem of web browsing on a tiny screen in a usable and enjoyable way. That was the main (and basically only) selling point for me when I bought it.
However the more I used it the more I [...]
IntelliJ build numbers vs version number
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008Visited the JetBrains booth at Devoxx and confirmed why their build numbers are 9xxx but the version of the product is 8.x. They ran out of build numbers :) This means there were 1000 numbered builds before a release.
Random observations from Devoxx 2008
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008Pictorial report from Devoxx 2008. Does Bruce Willis work for IBM? Which app server is evil? How popular has Spring App Platform become?
Announcing Squill: Not Another ORM
Tuesday, December 9th, 2008Remember that post about Typesafe DSLs that had a part one and no follow up? Well, meanwhile Juhan Aasaru and yours truly were joined by Michael Hunger of jexp.de and JEQUEL and together we have created the Squill project that came right out of the ideas in the paper we wrote with Rein Raudjärv. The [...]