Agile and Programming
Aug 02 2011
Spotify has been released in the US, and I´m really hoping for their success. I´ve been a proponent of Spotify since the very beginning, and cheer them on for pushing real change in the record industry. As the US is coming along I just wanted to share some tips and sites I´ve found that makes [...]
Jul 20 2009
I have a new post on this. Go here: http://blog.f12.no/wp/2010/08/06/redommended-android-applications/
I have had my HTC Magic for a little over a month eight months now. I’m still satisfied, though I’m contemplating getting a Google Nexus One next year. I’ve updated my apps list below. Not all of them are necessary for handsets like Hero, but I’m [...]
Mar 28 2009
I’m a geek. I’m even a geek that try to stay organized, so I like to know that my data are backed up and available wherever I am. I see I still get some traffic from Google on a post that’s really not relevant any more, so this is sort of an update to that.
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Dec 20 2008
As of january 2009 I’m moving on from BBS which has been my current employer.
It has been a difficult decison I really struggled with. BBS is both a good employer as well as a incredibly interesting place to be. The people, products and technologies are at the front of development in the banking sector in [...]
Oct 15 2008
It’s been a little while since they were put online, but if you havn’t seen it check it out. These are my recommendations:
Guerrilla SOA with Jim Webber: Great talk that removes the bullshit from SOA.
Qi4j – a new approach to old problems with Rickard Öberg: A mind boggling way to look at solving our problems.
The [...]
Sep 01 2008
A quote of a quote in a InfoQ article on the release of GWT 1.5:
Key point: GWT gives you a lot of leverage, but it isn’t intended to be a “walled garden” in any way. Abstractions always leak, so it’s better to embrace that fact. We intentionally make it easy for you to punch through [...]
Aug 26 2008
All of us have felt the pain waiting for the web-container to reload after just a minor change to the code. Well, recently i came across JavaRebel from ZeroTurnaround and they seem have solved our problem! And if you, as most of us, enjoy Spring you’ll also enjoy their Spring plug-in to monitor your context-files.
As [...]
Aug 12 2008
Found some really interesting stuff about automated testing with a tool they’ve dubbed Swim. It basically uses the tests as online documentation. By abstracting actions to the correct level, and supplying generated screenshots every step of the way, tests can be verified and used as documentation. Through Ole Mortens blog. Check out Jon Udells entry [...]
Aug 05 2008
Martin Fowler has an article about Incremental migration. Just goes to show that by dividing problems into smaller increments you will get benefits in most situations. It is important to have the mindset to always look at how you can break a task into simpler parts. Not as easy always, but important.
May 19 2008
Google has released Google Doctype, which is a massive online reference for DOM, CSS and everything web browsy. It is also a test-suite in javascript, which lets them run easily against any new browser or update. A really neat idea, but a massive undertaking I’m sure. Read the announcement.