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Month: December 2008

Gridshore 2008 reflection

The year 2008 has almost passed. It is the last day of the year and I want to do some reflection on this year at gridshore. Did you ever think about reflection? Do you use it in you day to

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Jettro Coenradie December 31, 2008December 31, 2008 Technology Read more

Defects, Lean Software Development, Offshore, oh my …

This blog item I have dedicated to zoom in on Bugs, a specific type of Waste (muda which is Toyta lexicon) aka DEFECTS as they have a huge effect on Productivity. But lets start with the Analysts and their magic

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freddie December 30, 2008December 31, 2008 Technology Read more

Using JVM instrumentation to create a Spring Context Loader Agent for standalone apps

Within the JEE platform a rather common and well-understood system of configuration is based on the Chain of Responsibility and the Event Delivery patterns: the life cycle of enterprise components starts with achieving a general configuration goal. However, on top

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Ben December 28, 2008December 29, 2008 Java, Technology Read more

Using the Memento pattern to solve thread safety issues

Introduction Author’s note: this is an article that I co-authoredwith a colleague, Robert van der Steen. It has also been published in our company newsletter. Many of the applications we write for our clients nowadays use the service paradigm: a

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Ben December 27, 2008 Architecture Read more

A small apology

Over the course of a number of different posts on Gridshore, I have mentioned a number of different ideas (mine as well as others’) that I was planning to introduce into my project and of which I promised to report

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Ben December 27, 2008 Uncategorized Read more

Upgrade subversion client on mac osx

The mac is a pretty complete system for developing applications. Once I was surprised that tools like subversion and maven come pre-installed. There is a big advantage for the non-technical users that these tools are pre installed. Although I doubt

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Jettro Coenradie December 21, 2008December 21, 2008 Mac OSX Read more

Things I do with flex as a java programmer

So far I have written a few posts mainly about the implementation of security and flex. In this post I want to focus on a the usage of flex in a more general sense. For the experienced flex programmer, this

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Jettro Coenradie December 15, 2008December 15, 2008 Architecture, Frontend Technology, Java, Technology Read more

Inspirational moments

I needed of course a reason to write besides the 99 also the 101 Post. So two inspirational moments to do so: 100 Posts on the Gridshore blog.That needs celebration. Every inspirational moment — well, 40 of them — you

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freddie December 13, 2008December 14, 2008 Uncategorized Read more
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