How to be agile when all about you are not - part 3
How to be agile when all about you are not – part 3
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How to be agile when all about you are not - part 2
How to be agile when all about you are not – part 2
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How to be agile when all about you are not - part 1
How to be Agile when all around you are not – part 1
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Default vs Impl - A rant
I am prolific consumer of open source Java software, and I frequently find classes that implement an interface having the suffix Impl. This shouldn’t annoy me, but it does. Why? Putting aside the horrible abbreviation “Impl”, the class is named so that it leaves no room for other implementations. This in turn implies that there is an interface which will only ever have a single implementation and therefore should not be an interface at all.
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Avoiding duplicate test results with Hudson
I’m a big fan of automated testing, in fact automated everything since I quickly lose interest in repetitive tasks. As a result of this I’m drawn to build systems like Maven which provide a lot of good conventions and automation right out of the box.
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