Software Development
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The Caveats of Dual-Licensing
We’ve been in business for more than one year now with our dual-licensing strategy for jOOQ. While this strategy has…
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20 (Or So) Things Managers Should Stop Saying To Engineers
This post is a direct reply to an article I recently read with title : “20 things engineers should stop…
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Don’t just randomize, truly randomize!
The state of web application cryptography has changed, and each development language provides its own way of working with it.…
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Estimates or #NoEstimates? that is the question
To estimate or not to estimate, to join the #NoEstimates bang-wagon or not, that is the question. Maybe it is…
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From Legacy Code To Testable Code–Introduction
The word “legacy” has a lot of connotations. Mostly bad ones. We seem to forget that our beautiful code gets…
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Men in Tech
Background Between my partner and I, we have six daughters, and as they have grown I have thought more interested…
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New programming techniques and the productivity curve
Though I love learning new programming techniques and technologies, I often struggle to make them a part of my normal…
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Using Your RDBMS for Messaging is Totally OK
Controversial database topics are a guaranteed success on reddit, because everyone has an opinion on those topics. More importantly, many…
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WORA Is Better Than Native
When “Write Once Run Anywhere” is done right it can produce applications that are “better” than native apps by targeting…
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