Avoiding unpleasant code with peer reviews
26 May
Posted by suresk as Technology, Enterprise Development, Software Development
Ah, the smell of a fresh codebase.
I’m certain most software developers who have been around for any amount of time have had to work on “The Project”. This project has probably been going for years, has had a fair amount of turnover on the development team, and has had a handful of architects (with their […]
Amazon Associates Web Service with GroovyWS
18 May
Posted by suresk as Technology, Web Services, Java, Groovy
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