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New blog: http://joewalnes.com

Creative uses of Hamcrest matchers

Hamcrest 1.1 released

Testing on the Toilet

Building testable AJAX apps (Does my button look big in this?)

QDox is back - 1.6 released

Java and .NET RESTful interoperability with XStream

I've joined Google

OSCon: SiteMesh, SiteMesh, SiteMesh, SiteMesh

Flexible JUnit assertions with assertThat()

SiteMesh and Content Management @ O'Reilly OpenSource Conference

XStream 1.1.2 released. Java 5 Enums, JavaBeans, field aliasing, StAX, and more...

VB.Net is the bestest

XStream 1.1.1 released

Accessing generic type information at runtime

XStream 1.1 released

JUnit tip: Setting the default timezone with a TestDecorator

XStream: how to serialize objects to non XML formats

How my backflip went...

Backflippin' in 4 hours.

Is 100% test coverage a BAD thing?

Looking back at the SiteMesh HTML parser

The road ahead for SiteMesh 3

Joe's Backflipping for Autistic Research - time is nearly up...

SiteMesh 2.2 Released

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About Joe Walnes

I am a software engineer for Google, based in London.

Open Source

WebStuff (coming soon)

XStream

ActiveMQ

SiteMesh

QDox

nMock

jMock

Pico Container

Nano Container

OpenSymphony

Squiggle

MockDoclet

MockObjects

Jelly

Groovy

PatternStitcher

XJB

Books

Java Open Source Programming, Wiley JSP Site Design, Wrox

Talks

Mock Roles, not Objects
October 26 2004, Vancouver, Canada. OOPSLA'04

Personal Development Practices Map
June 24 2004, Salt Lake City, Utah. Agile Development Conference

SiteMesh.NET and ASP.NET MasterPages
May 20 2004, Bangalore, India. Bangalore .NET User Group

Mock Objects: Driving Top Down Development
March 29 2004, St Neots, UK. OT2004

Mock Objects
December 2 2003, London, UK. XP Day 3


OT2004 : Personal Practices Map

In the evening, everyone had a chance to run a Birds of a Feather session. I thought I'd give it a go and repeat the session from XtC last year.

It was a chance to talk to other developers about the little things we do that help guide development.

It was a calm and enlightening session. I felt I learned a lot from the attendees. Techniques that I would probably otherwise never know about unless I actually paired with them.

I look forward to doing this again at ADC.

Romilly generated a topic map from the results: (click here)

Comments

Michael Mahemoff

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the excellent session - it's the little things no-one discusses much and, together, they make a big difference. Thanks also to everyone for their ideas and Romilly for the map.

On the Programmer's Thesaurus - the session inspired me to do finally do a bit of work on the idea: http://mahemoff.com/programmasaurus/

Some discussion at Tuesday's XTC about an IDE plugin, I'm working on it.

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