It’s busy again in San Francisco: with Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne together it seems like everyone wears a conference badge. JavaOne is organized a bit different over last year, it now has more focus on Java.
Well, it’s the end of June, and that means it’s time for the annual Eclipse release train to come home! On last Wednesday, Eclipse “Indigo” shipped, 62 projects released simultaneously , over 46 million lines of code.
A little while ago, “Uncle” Bob Martin respun a little debate regarding code coverage (measurement of code executed at least once when testing). According to Uncle Bob, 100% test coverage is a minimum requirement. In our industy, that is a … Continue reading
After three years, I am able to visit the JavaOne conference again, which is happening right now. A popular saying right now is: “The more changes, the more stays the same”. This is the first JavaOne organized by Oracle, instead … Continue reading
First of all, if you are using any version of Eclipse (3.1-3.6) and are migrating to Sun/Oracle JDK update 21, be wary of this bug: 319514. Basically, Eclipse checks if the VM is Sun to add a “PermSize” flag, but … Continue reading