Some of you may remember the article, by Bruce Tate, Don’t Make Me Eat the Elephant Again.
It was an article about EJB, and Bruce was begging Sun not to make the same mistakes with EJB3 as they had done with EJB, and EJB2. They didn’t, Spring came along as better alternative and forced EJB3 to [...]
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Maven, the new Elephant on the Block
January 23rd, 2010 by Anders Janmyr — Uncategorized
Tags: build systems, buildr, maven, maven2, rake, tools
Working at Jayway
November 29th, 2009 by Anders Janmyr — Uncategorized
This morning I woke up singing, like I do most mornings. There are so many things ahead of me and most of them I like to do. One of those things is going to work. I worked at Jayway, for five years, three years ago, and I recently came back.
The reason I left [...]
Tags: authority, competence, consultancy, jayway, management, openness, product development, satisfaction
On Twitter…
March 17th, 2009 by Mattias Ask — Uncategorized
Twitter has actually just recently gotten a lot of traction in Sweden and Scandinavia. Google Trends show this clearly which means that a Swedish blog-post about Twitter is still sort of relevant
What is Twitter? Well, it’s a micro blog. Users post so called tweets, messages with 140 characters or less. You can tweet, [...]
OpenCauses.org – Do Good.
February 25th, 2009 by Mattias Ask — Uncategorized
I had the opportunity to present the Way Group initiated project OpenCauses.org at TED@PalmSprings this year. It was a fantastic experience and I got a great response on the project. But what is it we are doing with OpenCauses.org?
For good or for bad, the market is unprecedented in its power to generate wealth. What if [...]
Tags: donations, innovation, opencauses
Development 13 years ago
September 22nd, 2008 by Jan Kronquist — Uncategorized
Back in 1994-1995 me and a friend wrote a game called Gravity Force 2 on the Amiga. It got very popular and we still get the occasional email about it. Some people have requested to look at the source code and now it is finally released!
Tags: development, game, programming, retrospective
