I’ve been playing lately with the idea of a “code reviewing” support tool.I don’t mean an automatic review or defect-detection tool like checkstyle, pmd, hammurapi or others. I mean a tool that allows someone to review committed code in a repo, and...

I’m about to forward this link to a lot of colleagues :-)http://www.waterfall2006.com/Now… let’s bet… how many of your colleagues would get the joke?I find particularly funny some of the tutorials:Very Large Projects: How to Go So Slow No One Knows...

I’ve always been interested on that theory stating that it was language, as a tool, what ultimately lead to the out-of-nature-ranges development in the way human-beings’ mental process works.Until yesterday, I didn’t know that this is called the Sapi...

I’ve been interested in a tool to display the runtime relationships between JARs in Java applications for years.My current project at work is currently soooo tangled that it’s become hard to know… what modules is my code callingwhat other modules (EJ...

I think Subauthz is finally ready to be used. The feature-set is nearly completed, and I think it’s quite enough to manage Subversion’s current authentication features for one or multiple repositories.I’m trying to get the time to write a quick tutor...

I have to fully agree with the contents of this article.And this is not a critic toward Java, .net, microsoft, or whoever you want.We, as the whole world of software developmers, are the real real target of the article.http://www.extremeplanner.com/blog/20...

Did I ever say I love Cygwin?How many times have I made a svn switch copy-pasting huge URLs and just changing the branch name?I always happen to want to switch between parallel branches:http://mysvnserver/svn/project/trunk/my/lengthy/pathhttp://mysvnserver...

Close to crying now. It’s been a while since I started playing with Ruby on Rails.It seems like a good toolkit. I started with the typical CRUD application, and now I’m sketching a web tool aiming to manage Subversion’s authz files.I’m calling it S...