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The weekly bag– April 27

~5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
8 reasons why you SHOULD track every bug- Charles gives “8 reasons why a bug list is more than just a to-do list.” Javascript and CSS Compression...

3 steps to running GWT JUnit tests in Eclipse

~5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
One of the hippest things about Google’s Web Toolkit is that you can write JUnit tests that can verify asynchronous server side behaviors. What’...

What’s after Ant?

~5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
At a copasetic CITCON session in Dallas recently, Martin Fowler mused on the “future of build languages” and suggested that due to Ant’...

JavaOne is so Groovy, man

~5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
Because it’s my bag, I recently chewed over a few things you’ll assuredly want to do while at JavaOne, with the obvious disco choice being to...

The weekly bag– May 4

~5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
A truly disco bag: Racing to Release: Automated Application Promotion- Dev2Dev has an interesting article here– it does focus on BEA, but the principles...

The weekly bag– May 25

almost 5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
Even disco dancers need a vacation, baby! Unit Testing Java ME Applications- J2ME applications present interesting challenges when testing, baby. Sign...

Take a DIP from brittleness

almost 5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
One thing disco dances have come to agree on is that well-written code is maintainable, and the Dependency Inversion Principle, which advocates hip objects...

The weekly bag– June 1

almost 5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
Because it’s my bag: The Value of Code Reviews- A podcast with the crazy cats of Cenqua. Definitely worth a listen, man Process improvement comment...

Continuous Integration is everyone’s bag, baby

almost 5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
The release of the hippest addition to Addison-Wesley’s Martin Fowler Signature series, Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing...

Princeton is Groovy, baby

almost 5 years ago by Andrew Glover on The Disco Blog.
I’ll be speaking at the Princeton Java Users Group tonight about Groovy, man. Last year, I gave a number of presentations at various NFJS shows on...