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Effect propagation to code
Reading Michael Feathers’ ‘Working Effectively With LegacyCode’, I found quite interesting his heuristics to trace propagation of effects to code:
Identify a method that will change.
If the method has a return value, look at its callers.
See if the method modifies any values. If it does, look at the method that use those values, and the methods [...]
JFileContentManager included in the Softpedia Mac OS software database
I’m proud to announce that JFileContentManager, a software of mine, has been added to Softpedia’s database of software programs for Mac OS. It is featured with a description text, screenshots, download links and technical details on this page.
JFileContentManager has been tested in the Softpedia labs using several industry-leading security solutions and found to be completely [...]
Generating LGPL notices with Python support
When we started developing JFileContentManager, we didn’t even think to release it as an open-source project. So, when we finished the project, I particularly thought about this idea, because I was very interested in participating on an community involving project. So, we decided to release it under the LGPL licence, because we wanted the project [...]
Annoucing JFileContentManager 1.2!
A new version of JFileContentManager has been released! Below are the changes release:
The tree UI component was corrected to reflect the zip hierarchy content;
Added support to show the contents of:
Java files
Properties files
Shell script files
XHTML / HTML files
XML files
The About Dialog has been integrated with JDIC;
Check this out!
JFileContentManager has been released!
JFileContentManager is a Java based file manager desktop application, it can show, edit and manipulate the content of the files archived inside a zip.
Showing a simple and friendly GUI, the user can see the content archived inside a zip file in a tree view way, select one file per time and see their content (either [...]
TestSuite Merlin javadoc
Running through the Java TestSuite API I’ve found this funny javadoc..
Inspect your Java codebase with SemmleCode
This Eclipse plugin seems to be a nice tool to drill down into your company codebase. You can gather with it code conventions, metrics, styles, method name patterns, all of it using a simple object-oriented query language, classe .QL.
This is a short description of what SemmleCode can do gor you to manage your code conventions [...]
Integrating Struts and Spring
My coworker Max has argued with me there is no relationship between Java web based frameworks, specially Struts and Spring. Well, I completelly disagreed with him when he raised this question and here I will post one of the possibilities of their integration. This alternative let you configure Spring to manage your Actions as beans, [...]