Tag: Java
Nerd books
Most of my books have been put in their places. I’ve sorted my nerd books according to the three big trends in tech: Java, .Net, and Britney.
User Scenarios Considered Harmful
Programming can be complex. Modern systems can include many inputs from users. Inputs that each need to be checked, processed, and results returned back to users. A simple interface to the user may support many usage scenarios and many error scenarios. Here I’ll make […]
Teaser: A Modern Setup for CPN Tools
The past time I’ve been working on setting up a modern infrastructure for CPN Tools. It’s not done yet – I’ll post on this site when it is ready – but here are some teasers. First of all, modern distributed version control with Gitlab: […]
Actual certificate
Is it just me or are actual certificates totally boring and fake-looking until put them thru the shop-mill? (Also, have fun spotting all the references…)
I may need to grow boobs.
Ok, I may need to grow me some boobs. I’ve now had two blonde moments today. Both were obscure errors that turned out to be something like, well, this…
I’m the Shakespeare of commit-messages.
I’m like the William Shakespeare of commit-messages. Yes, those are indeed words, but put together like that they make no sense.
