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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Team Trap #5: Withholding Information

link -> Team Trap #5: Withholding Information

I’m not talking about information related to the task and context, here, though that can damage a team. Withholding that sort of information is unacceptable, and probably pathological. I’m talking about a different sort of information: information about your internal state .

I think this is good one. I feel like I have seen people withdraw like that.

Friday, January 21, 2011

Countdown to Ext JS 4: Data Package - Sencha - Blog

link -> Countdown to Ext JS 4: Data Package - Sencha - Blog
Sencha. Build amazing web apps built on web standards. Sencha Touch, HTML5 mobile app framework. Ext JS, cross-browser JavaScript framework. Ext GWT, Java library for building apps with GWT.
I like that they are getting rid of records

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Headless Testing for Continuous Integration with Git and Jasmine

link -> Headless Testing for Continuous Integration with Git and Jasmine
Our WebKit Team lead, Ariya Hidayat, walks you through creating a Continuous Integration setup that will run on Windows, Mac and Linux.
cool to see extjs blogging about automated testing. hope to see more. haven't heard of specrunner or jasmine

Saturday, January 8, 2011

NHibernate Mapping Generator

link -> NHibernate Mapping Generator
A simple utility to generate NHibernate mapping files and corresponding domain classes from existing DB tables. It currently generates one mapping file (.hbm.xml) and the corresponding Domain class (*.cs) from oracle or sql server.
Wow! Generate Fluent Nhibernate mappings and classes from existing database. Open-sourced by Thoughtworks.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Transformation Priority and Sorting - Uncle Bob's Blog

link -> Transformation Priority and Sorting - Uncle Bob's Blog

I got a kick out of reading this.

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The article that comic refers to blew my mind. I will need to read it a couple times before I can even process. http://cleancoder.posterous.com/the-transformation-priority-premise

How TDD Works Its Magic (2): Multiplying Intent

link -> How TDD Works Its Magic (2): Multiplying Intent
Did you ever see a half-dozen lines of code, stare at it fixedly, and say “What the hell is this about?”
Part of TDD’s Magic Is That It Multiplies Intent