michaelrice.com
Michael Rice – Page 8 – Enterprise software craftsmanship, tech leadership, and modern code.
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Enterprise software craftsmanship, tech leadership, and modern code. Want to know a little more about setting up Cucumber with Java? Cucumber holds a lot of promise: what if I could actually get my product managers/owners to help me write a bunch of stories that both of us can understand and agree on. What if I can take those human-readable stories and just plug then into my automated unit tests? Even better, what if I don’t have to rewrite my app in Ruby and I can do it with Java? JUnit is straightforwa...
blog.poznachowski.pl
How to make Jenkins speak Git Flow? - It's SOAP's Fault...
http://blog.poznachowski.pl/2015/02/14/how-to-make-jenkins-speak-git-flow
How to Make Jenkins Speak Git Flow? Feb 14, 2015. It’s been a while and quite a lot has changed since then. I moved to a different company, which means I won’t be playing around with Mule for now. On the other hand, I have several new things to play with. We were attracted to the Git Flow branching model. I started to play around with Jenkins and Git and what I didn’t like about their cooperation in the first place (one job per Git repository) was lack of clear feedback. I couldn’t tell which exact b...
lin-ear-th-inking.blogspot.com
Lin.ear th.inking: Convenience trumps all
http://lin-ear-th-inking.blogspot.com/2012/12/convenience-trumps-all.html
Because the shortest distance between two thoughts is a straight line. Thursday, December 20, 2012. The always-readable Stephen O'Grady has an insightful post titled Do Not Underestimate the Power of Convenience. He proposes that an increasingly important factor driving the uptake of software is the developer's drive for convenience. Convenience" is an, er, convenient term for things like ease-of-use. And low barrier to entry. Which he discusses in detail in another post. As Larry Wall said. A common req...
codentonic.net
General Archives - Code and Tonic
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Code for serious drinkers. Generic Clients for GeoServer. Third post this year. Charming :-). I’ll start with a little gossip. One member of our team (and probably the most important) left the current company that we were collaborating with and the rest of us are more or less still debating whether we should follow his lead or not. Time will sort things out I guess. The need arose after writing several demo apps for various projects…and since as they say. Nevertheless lately we had among other things to ...
ahuwanya.net
Sunny Ahuwanya's Blog | Mostly notes on .NET and C#
http://www.ahuwanya.net/blog/category/C
Mostly notes on .NET and C#. Have you ever tried to use RabbitMQ. In NET and found the experience less than satisfying? I was in that position about two years ago. I was working on the design for CSharp Pad. Which has two main components: a web application that takes requests from users and a back-end server that is forwarded those requests to process. Problem (now resolved in HTTP/2). The solution was to send messages to the back-end server. I looked at a few messaging frameworks, MassTransit. Why can’t...
frugalfreehold.com
Frugal Freehold | Philosophy
http://frugalfreehold.com/philosophy
In making my decisions about what plants to grow and what animals to breed, I’ve come up with some key points that I try to evaluate each choice against. Each item does not necessarily have to be checked off the list, but in general I’ll like to have as many of these qualities as possible before giving it the green light. These items together form my philosophy on farming. The following general concepts are derived from my former profession. I always believed in the. Three Virtues of a Programmer. To sum...
ahuwanya.net
Sunny Ahuwanya's Blog | Mostly notes on .NET and C#
http://www.ahuwanya.net/blog/category/Memory-Management
Mostly notes on .NET and C#. Have you ever tried to use RabbitMQ. In NET and found the experience less than satisfying? I was in that position about two years ago. I was working on the design for CSharp Pad. Which has two main components: a web application that takes requests from users and a back-end server that is forwarded those requests to process. Problem (now resolved in HTTP/2). The solution was to send messages to the back-end server. I looked at a few messaging frameworks, MassTransit. Why can’t...
ahuwanya.net
Sunny Ahuwanya's Blog | Mostly notes on .NET and C#
http://www.ahuwanya.net/blog/category/Scalability
Mostly notes on .NET and C#. Have you ever tried to use RabbitMQ. In NET and found the experience less than satisfying? I was in that position about two years ago. I was working on the design for CSharp Pad. Which has two main components: a web application that takes requests from users and a back-end server that is forwarded those requests to process. Problem (now resolved in HTTP/2). The solution was to send messages to the back-end server. I looked at a few messaging frameworks, MassTransit. Why can’t...
