SQL isn’t dead. JooQ is a new fresh thing

After working with 3 layers, DAO, JPA and Hibernate and stuff, I think writing native SQL code is going to disappear. However, til today, I just found a new framework that support you to write SQL command by Java code. Their fluent API is so good that it seems identical with real SQL command.Check out … Continue reading SQL isn’t dead. JooQ is a new fresh thing →

Bugs lie in uncertain code

Today after having lunch, I went around articles queue in order to read one or some. As reading the Architecture-Breaking Bugs, a lot of articles I had read before came back to my mind.The content of article was about flaws in the architecture which the engineers often overlooked, turned out disasters. There was a link … Continue reading Bugs lie in uncertain code →

The Humble Dialog Box and Ivy Rich Dialogs

Today I've read The Humble Dialog Box of Micheal Feather and it is very interesting. The idea of the article is to develop in test-first manner the Model first, all actions, all interactions should be developed and tested against the mockable interface of the View. By doing this, it ends up all the logic are … Continue reading The Humble Dialog Box and Ivy Rich Dialogs →

Thoughts when reading How to Win Friends and Influence People

After reading section "Twelve Ways to Win People to Your Way of Thinking", I recalled that I've applied the principle "Start with questions to which the other person will answer yes" months ago with one of my colleagues. At that time, my team was working on a project with another team, they started first and … Continue reading Thoughts when reading How to Win Friends and Influence People →