Software Development
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How Hackers Choose Tools
Recently, a 2001 blog post with the title Java’s Cover written by Paul Graham (of Y Combinator fame) spread across…
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Help, My Code Isn’t Testable! Do I Need to Fix the Design?
Our code is often untestable because there is no easy way to “sense1” the results in a good way and…
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Signal-to-noise ratio in your code
You write code to deliver business value, hence your code deals with a business domain like e-trading in finance, or…
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Eclipse with EclEmma: Visualizing Code Coverage
Last time, we saw how Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) allows us to work towards a concrete goal in a very focused…
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A Classification of Tests
There are many ways of testing software. This post uses the five Ws to classify the different types of tests…
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Domain Modeling: Naive OO Hurts
I’ve read a post recently on two ways to model data of business domain. My memory is telling me it…
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Version control branching strategies
Almost two years ago we started a new project (related to SOA/BPM infrastructure) on a large telco organization. Project is…
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Outbound Passwords
Much has been written on how to securely store passwords. This sort of advice deals with the common situation where…
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XACML In The Cloud
The eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) is the de facto standard for authorization. The specification defines an architecture (see…
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