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Foojay Podcast #67: Writing a book. Does it make you rich and famous?
Table of Contents VideoPodcast AppsGuestsTrisha GeeLen EppWim DeblauweMarián VargaLinksBook by FrankBooks and links by Trisha GeeBooks by Wim DeblauweBook by Marián VargaLeanpubLuluContentLet me share a personal story. I started experimenting with Java on a Raspberry Pi about five years ago ...
Table of Contents Put a stake through the heart of undead codeAzul Code Inventory can help remove undead codeGradle Devlocity can help automate tasks to improve productivity 10-30% of the custom code in applications is undead code and can just be …
Dealing with flaky tests is a significant challenge in software development. These unpredictable and inconsistent tests can pass or fail without any changes in code.
Flaky tests pose substantial challenges due to their unpredictable and inconsistent nature. Effectively addressing them requires a multi-faceted approach!
Flaky tests might seem like a minor annoyance, but in fact they are a major blocker to developer productivity. Here’s seven reasons why.
We have seen evolutions from CVS to Subversion to Git. Is this the endpoint? Did we find the holy grail? What evolutions are waiting for us?
Trisha summarizes the advantages of trunk-based development (as opposed to branch-based development) in this article.
If you want to know what I spoke about in @jcon_conference in Germany, here's an interview I did at the @foojayio podcast:
#Java #JCON #JakartaEE #AI #A2A
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