Software Development
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Keeping things DRY: Method overloading
A good clean application design requires discipline in keeping things DRY: Everything has to be done once. Having to do…
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Test Attribute #4 – Accuracy
This is the 4th post on test attributes that were described in the now even more famous “How to test…
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9 Differences between TCP and UDP Protocol – Java Network Interview Question
TCP and UDP are two transport layer protocols, which are extensively used in internet for transmitting data between one host…
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Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) Revisited in 2014
Today, I had a talk about “Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) Revisited in 2014″ at Java Forum Stuttgart 2014, a great…
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Converting XML to CSV using XSLT 1.0
This post shows you how to convert a simple XML file to CSV using XSLT. Consider the following sample XML:…
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Testing Love and Polyamorous TDD
The rigor and quality of testing in the current software development world leaves a lot to be desired. Additionally, it…
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RabbitMQ in Multiple AWS Availability Zones
When working with AWS, in order to have a highly-available setup, once must have instances in more than one availability…
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Trust instead of Threats
According to Dr. Gary McGraw’s ground breaking work on software security, up to half of security mistakes are made in…
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Test Attribute #3 – Speed
This is the 3rd post on test attributes that were described in the now more famous “How to test your…
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