links for 2007-05-23
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They created a script that went into their code and commented out a single #include. Then it built their project. If the build and the tests passed, the script deleted the include. If it didn’t, the script uncommented the include and went on to the next o
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he talks about how the term agile has become overused and has begun to lose meaning. People say they’re using agile techniques, but they’re actually doing “hacking and slashing” — what he calls “lost in the woods programming.”
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building out a search flow from the ground up for deployment in a Java Server Faces (JSF) environment
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in-depth interview on Jazz with Scott Hebner, the vice president for marketing and strategy for IBM Rational Software,
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developerWorks community topics are the first phase of developerWorks spaces and allow innovators in our worldwide community of five million members to create micro-sites focused on a specific technical subject, software project, development activity, or
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Here are some questions a prospective language designer should ask himself when starting the designing a programming language.
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tips and tricks for working with DB2, Informix, U2, Cloudscape, and related tools and solutions
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