Reality-Loop

  • August 27, 2009

    Learned Today: Rails is a Harvested Framework

    From ASP.NET MVC in Action (chapter 11): Unlike many other MVC frameworks, Ruby on Rails is a harvested framework, one that was extracted from a real-world application: 37signals’ application Basecamp. Because Ruby on Rails is a harvested framewor...

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  • August 25, 2009

    Michael C. Feathers: Seven Blind Alleys in Software Design

    Michael Feathers (author of Working Effectively with Legacy Code) gave an interesting talk at the Norwegian Developer Conference: Seven Blind Alleys in Software Design. The video of the talk can be found on this page. Here is a short trans...

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  • August 24, 2009

    Learned Today: From the Caves to Rambo

    Today I came across some funny programmer classifications on the c2 wiki: Cave Programmer Cowboy Coder Rambo Coder Guerilla Coder Update: Thanks pablohess for pointing me to this: 10 types of programmers you'...

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  • August 23, 2009

    Announcement: Zühlke Blogstream Transfer

    I will be leaving Zühlke at the end of August. The Zühlke Blogstream I aggregated, will be maintained by Stefan Jäger. Stefans aggregated Google Reader URL is here. The RSS-Feed has not changed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/zuehlke follow m...

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  • August 17, 2009

    Writing Unit-Tests for Java in Groovy: Not so brilliant after all?

    Update 2009-08-18: I did only get halfway to true enlightenment... Dierk König was so kind to correct me in his comment (see comments bellow). Thanks! There is advice out there, that it is a good idea to use Groovy for unit-testing your Ja...

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