Sneaky throw
The latest issue of our magazine Jayview is out with brand new look and feel. My contribution was a cool piece of code that gets rid of those annoying exceptions.…
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Sneaky throw
Interview James Coplien
Jim “Cope” Coplien is the inventor of Organizational Patterns and author of several books on the subject. Cope currently works as a consultant and is often asked to assist with…
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Interview James Coplien
JavaFX – Hands On
The JavaFX 1.0 release was launched in December 2008 after years of development. So what is it? Sun markets JavaFX as a Rich Internet Application (RIA) platform and a tools…
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JavaFX – Hands On
Introduction to iPhone development
It has been little more than 2 years since the iPhone was first announced and during that time it has managed to make a huge impact on the mobileindustry. Introduction…
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Introduction to iPhone development
Scrum Shock Therapy, Part 2
So we have a recipy for the team. But this is just not enough. We need to make sure that management and everyone else is on board. The second part…
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Scrum Shock Therapy, Part 2
Scrum Shock Therapy, Part 1
Scrum consists of a straightforward process, half a bunch of roles and a few artifacts. Sounds simple enough, but according to an online poll 3 out of 4 projects that…
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Scrum Shock Therapy, Part 1
LWUIT – an introduction
Have you ever tried to create a business application in Java ME? The user interface toolkit provided by MIDP 2.0 is very limited. There is now an alternative toolkit available.…
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LWUIT – an introduction
EclipseCon 2008 – Santa Clara, California
EclipseCon 2008 took place between the 17:th and the 20:th of March and was held in Santa Clara, California. It is an event for, maybe not that surprising, people working…
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EclipseCon 2008 – Santa Clara, California
Forensic tools, part 2
Have you ever been in the situation that an application behaves in strange ways and by the time you find out, you do not have access to your development environment.…
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Forensic tools, part 2
Qi4j – Structure your Applications
For decades, we have viewed software applications as layers and modules, but no-one has yet tried to capture these simple concepts and enforce good practices in the development. Qi4j does,…
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Qi4j – Structure your Applications
Interview: Dr Jeff Sutherland, father of Scrum
Jeff Sutherland has piercing blue eyes - friendly, but probing - and a frequent smile. They are a bit like a distant uncle who wants to know what you have…
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Interview: Dr Jeff Sutherland, father of Scrum
Forensic tools, part 1
There are times when you really would like to know what the Java processes on the computer are doing at this very moment. Maybe the computer seems a bit sluggish,…
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Forensic tools, part 1
Øredev 2007
As most of you know Jayway is one of the organizers of Øredev. Knowing that, and knowing how much we love our own conference, you might not trust our judgment…
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Øredev 2007
Behaviour Driven Development
Test Driven Development is a well established programming technique for creating high quality software. It is less known, however, that TDD is not only a programming technique but also a…
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Behaviour Driven Development
Aspect Oriented Programming In Java ME
Do you want to structure your Java ME applications better? Aspect Oriented Programming is a cool technology that can modularize your applications and separate the verbose infrastructure code from the…
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Aspect Oriented Programming In Java ME