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I’m currently working on automating our deployment with Bash scripts. For a TDD loving Java programmer it can be quite hard to figure this all out, but I’m getting better. I don’t ever think I’ll start to love it, but maybe one day I can like it. 😉 I’ll try to share small snippets of what I learn here.
set -e
set -u
I always have these early in my scripts. That way I know if anything fails (set -e) and if any variables is undefined (set -u).
Any other tips?
So a lot has changed since I posted an update to my Essential Android Applications. Currently running Android 2.2 so be aware that some of these apps require that. Doin it the easy way this time with AppBrain:
51 total, 49 free (96%), 2 paid (3%), 59MB total size, $10.23 total price
So I got my talk accepted for JavaZone this year (Norwegian description and link). Scary and exciting. 🙂
I’ve got lot’s to say but structuring it all is hard, so I’m reading up on an article about presenting that I got from my brother. One of the first things it says to to is define the elevator pitch. So here goes.
Integration is too complex, and it need not be. Make integration an every day thing by adhering to simple and clear principles. Trying to use technology to buy your way out of it will only add complexity and solve very few of your real problems.
I might try to develop other parts of the talk here too. This is just a draft, I’d love any viewpoints. Thanks. 🙂