Tag: java

This is all about DMX-web So there’s this thing called DMX. It allows you to control these sorts of things: In order to create this sort of thing:

So from hardware failure back to software failure. Bitrot is defined in The Jargon File as bit·rot Pronunciation: /bɪt rɒt/ Noun [common] Also bit decay. Hypothetical disease the

So I’m going to try to get something into the maven central repository. There’s a description on how to do this on the sonatype.org site, but it doesn’t

God I hate maven. I’m not the only one who feels this way, either. Let me count the ways. The syntax is verbose, obfuscated and generally horrible. It’s

So XML exists, and you probably have to deal with it occasionally. It’s a bit more complex than a CSV or a fixed-width file, so an enormous number

The SDLC is the Software Development Lifecycle. It defines the various states that a piece of software goes through before you, the end user, get your grubby mitts

I have a bit of time to burn, so lets talk about logging.

(So anyway there used to be a page on codeproject containing some of these ideas implemented in C#, but I can’t find it any more. I’m sure it

So as a developer you get to spend a few hours a day trawling through log files and deciphering stack traces to find out why Bob in accounting

This took a couple of hours to do the other day, so perhaps someone else out there might find this useful. Bamboo‘s great[*], it allows you to continuously