Made it to the top
February 26th, 2009 • Comments Off on Made it to the topI did it 🙂 With over 320 Hits on this blog I became listed in popular blogs on blogs.sun.com 🙂
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I did it 🙂 With over 320 Hits on this blog I became listed in popular blogs on blogs.sun.com 🙂
See for yourself:
Software projects grow over time. They get bigger, more stuff is added, patches added and bugs fixed. New features added, and removed and code removed. But who keeps track of the changes and ensures that your source code repository stays clean? That they are no old undeleted files, no missing unittest, that all dependecies are correct? In short: that they are no broken windows (link) and a nice clean environment a engineer can checkout, compile and run within minutes?
I’m using the ReInCheck tool for that. Currently it is customized to support a multi module maven project which consists of OSGi bundles. But it should be easy to adopt it to your needs.
I have always been a fan of improving software development processes. The last couple of days I had a deeper look into Scrum. I worked with Agile development methods for some time now, and I like to point you to this scrum link from Softhouse: http://www.softhouse.se/Uploades/Scrum_eng_webb.pdf. Very rough, but gives a nice overview.
Here is a slideshare version:
Learn Scrum Engineering in 5 minutes
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Also see: fun with wordle
The site linuxquestions.org asked what the programming language of the year should be – And again python wins: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/2008-linuxquestions.org-members-choice-awards-83/programming-language-of-the-year-695662/