As of today, my blog is hosted elsewhere: https://www.bilski.tech/. If I publish anything, it will be there.
Reasons? Much more freedom in terms of what I can do and especially what I'm not forcing you to do, namely use Google services, get tracked, etc. I was thinking about doing this for quite some time, it now happened. Also, being able to stop writing in HTML and start using markdown is really helping. It actually triggered my whole moving out of Google and start seriously taking care about my privacy (yours too).
That's it, see you on my new page.
What is software development? Are there any universal truths? What ideas work, which doesn't, and why? I'll be posting more such difficult questions and maybe even try to answer a few of them.
Monday, 11 February 2019
Tuesday, 18 December 2018
WebCalc iteration 5 - more complex calculations
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Friday, 2 November 2018
WebCalc iteration 4 - fixes only
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Wednesday, 10 October 2018
WebCalc iteration 3 - formatting and cleanup in calculator module
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Friday, 21 September 2018
WebCalc iteration 2 - actual calculations and modules separation
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Wednesday, 5 September 2018
WebCalc iteration 1 - setting up with one test
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Labels:
integration tests,
JUnit 5,
Spring,
Spring Boot,
TDD
Tuesday, 4 September 2018
Project WebCalc - motivation and plan
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Labels:
clean code,
craftsmanship,
programming,
software development,
Spring,
TDD,
tests
Friday, 22 June 2018
Understanding decomposed
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Labels:
code readability,
programming,
simplicity,
understanding
Friday, 15 June 2018
Supporting understanding with simplicity
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Labels:
code readability,
complexity,
programming,
simplicity,
understanding
Wednesday, 2 November 2016
What do I believe in
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Labels:
clean code,
code quality,
craftsmanship,
fast development
Friday, 21 October 2016
Code quality as a winning factor
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Labels:
clean code,
code quality,
craftsmanship,
responsibility
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Writing good test scenarios
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Monday, 4 July 2016
Microservices - a solution or a problem?
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Thursday, 23 July 2009
More on MyFaces and ContentType
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Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Including JavaScript in HTML content
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Saturday, 20 June 2009
Autowiring EJB 3.0 in Tomcat from remote JBoss
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First things first, something about me
Hello everyone!
I'll try to make this blog something I've looked for quite some time, but I'm unable to find. I'm a not so beginner, but not very experienced programmer of Java applications. Most of the time I write web applications. I believe that this type of applications has a bright future, no installation, access from anywhere, requires only web browser and Internet access, this can't really be any simpler. And now, that we have AJAX and stuff like JSF or Portlets, that ease writing such applications and make them more interactive, we can go and try to get rid of some installable applications.
But not everything is as easy as it should, or can, be. My not so big experience and need to use always latest versions and all or most interesting technologies have caused me a headache many times. But fortunately I'm stubborn enough to try for quite some time, to get past most problems I encounter. I believe I'm good enough, that some solutions I've prepared are worthy enough to be shown public. Besides, sometimes I ask questions no one is willing to answer. There are two explanations to this: either my questions are so specific that I simply cannot reach those few, who know the answer, or my problems are pretty common, but no one ever posted a solution, so there are those, who still ask questions. And I do search the Internet.
Either way I'll try to keep this blog a place where I'll publish my solutions to some problems I came by and solved one way or another. Of course any comments are welcome, for me myself and for all those coders out there who might struggle with the same or similar problems. I hope I'll help some of you, and maybe you will help me sometimes.
I'll try to make this blog something I've looked for quite some time, but I'm unable to find. I'm a not so beginner, but not very experienced programmer of Java applications. Most of the time I write web applications. I believe that this type of applications has a bright future, no installation, access from anywhere, requires only web browser and Internet access, this can't really be any simpler. And now, that we have AJAX and stuff like JSF or Portlets, that ease writing such applications and make them more interactive, we can go and try to get rid of some installable applications.
But not everything is as easy as it should, or can, be. My not so big experience and need to use always latest versions and all or most interesting technologies have caused me a headache many times. But fortunately I'm stubborn enough to try for quite some time, to get past most problems I encounter. I believe I'm good enough, that some solutions I've prepared are worthy enough to be shown public. Besides, sometimes I ask questions no one is willing to answer. There are two explanations to this: either my questions are so specific that I simply cannot reach those few, who know the answer, or my problems are pretty common, but no one ever posted a solution, so there are those, who still ask questions. And I do search the Internet.
Either way I'll try to keep this blog a place where I'll publish my solutions to some problems I came by and solved one way or another. Of course any comments are welcome, for me myself and for all those coders out there who might struggle with the same or similar problems. I hope I'll help some of you, and maybe you will help me sometimes.
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