Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-06
@rickss euhhh you should be designing banners instead in reply to rickss #
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-30
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Au coach
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Read morePaperless Office using the Fujitsu ScanSnap S510 on OS X
I have been using the Fujitsu ScanSnap S510M at home for about 6 month now and it has given very good results. We are now scanning everything and it already saved my life a couple of times (i might be exagerating a bit To get good results, the scanner is not enough. I use [...]
Read moreQuote of the day #1
A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from
a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch
never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start
over, beginning with a working simple system.
—John Gall
seen on Signal vs. Noise
The switch
After a first unsuccessful trial, I finally dumped my dell laptop and started working on a Macbook Pro 15”.
And I must say that I am still amazed at how things just work. Here is my setup :
Hardware :
Macbook Pro 15” 4Gb Ram, 320Gb HD 7200 rpm
Software installed :
PathFinder as file browser
IntelliJ as Java IDE
Skitch
Things [...]
Let’s put Hibernate to sleep ?
Don’t get me wrong, Hibernate is a great tool written by very smart people, but I keep wondering how this technology has become so popular.
Maybe it’s just me, but for the past 3 years now I have not come across one single developer that grasps half of the concepts needed to understand how Hibernate works. [...]
What do they learn in school ?
In the past year we hired two junior java developers and I am starting to wonder what they really learn in school. Don’t get me wrong, we are more than happy with our new collegues but since I am starting to get to know them very well by now I am entitled to raise this [...]
Read moreWhat is really in the JDK ?
For a while I’ve started counting the number of external JAR’s i’m using in a given project. I usually try to make sure that every one of them is “needed”. Now as a rough statistic, the last 3 projects I worked on had
34 Mb dependencies (cocoon project – lot of XML stuff
30 Mb [...]
