Time for a little geeky gimmick. Some developers see and express a lot of “WTF??” while trying to understand code IN this spirit, i created a quick @WTF annotation for Java. Besides being completely useless (its removed at compile time), its only purpose is to give developers a new way to express themselves in code. […]
By default, Eclipse highlights usage of a word, if you double click it. But IntelliJ IDEA can also do that.
At a current project I am working on, we use Hudson and Maven to build our Java code. Strangely, one of the slaves constantly failed with an OutOfMemory error. We tried two obvious fixes. The first did not work: Not working strategy: To append memory params on the job itself. We modified the job inside […]
Ok… what happened? I was blogging about my trip to JavaOne (The arrival, The waiting, Day One), and then what? No day two or anything. There are many excuses but none of them really matter since this is a blog and here I make the rules. Ok Jesper does as well, and he have been […]
The day started with a “Sun General Session” for all conference attendees. If there is one sentence that is worth repeating from this session it must be this one by Rich Green when he is asked by Jonathan Schwartz (President and CEO of Sun) “Are you gonna open source Java?”: “It isn’t a question of […]
JavaOne is the biggest Java convention in the world held once a year in USA. Five of my colleagues and me from Capgemini have taken the long trip from Denmark to San Francisco in California (19 hours!). My plan is to give you daily updates on all the interesting sessions I’m attending. I’m especially looking […]
Are you going to JavaOne in San Francisco this year? I’m attending with 6 of my coworkers flying over on Saturday. I just wanted to let you know about a blogger meetup arranged by SunMink (beer included!). See his post for more details and sign up here (only name and e-mail address required). – See […]
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