As I said here before I was in Brazil some weeks ago to present at a conference. I had a really great time over there with some amazing people and would like to thank Caelum for their hard work in creating such a great conference. I’m making the slide deck and notes available in my […]
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I Wish I Knew That Before Getting This Job – Slides and (Long) Notes
Published by November 24th, 2009 in agile, business, c#, components, domain driven design, domain specific languages, economics, events, java, layers, management, object orientation, software architecture, software design, thoughtworks and trends. 0 CommentsDon’t Trust Fake IDs
Published by October 12th, 2009 in c#, domain driven design, java, layers, object orientation, software architecture, software design and web. 5 CommentsAfter so many years I thought that this was a dead topic but recently I saw at least two reasonably experienced developers having trouble with object identity and thought that it would be good to write about it.
Most languages define some kind of equality operator on objects, in Java, for example, that is the equals […]
Ubiquitous Language, Tiny Types and Responsibility
Published by August 21st, 2009 in books, c#, domain driven design, object orientation and software design. 8 CommentsAs a consultant I have to log my hours in a timesheet application. This could be a test inside the timesheet app:
[TestFixture]
public class BillableTimeTest
{
[Test]
public void ShouldhaveCorrectNumberOfWorkedHours()
[…]
ThoughtWorks Away Day Presentation: Common Myths about Type Systems
Published by August 12th, 2009 in c#, clojure, groovy, haskell, java, language oriented programming, lisp, object orientation, rails, ruby, software design, thoughtworks and trends. 7 CommentsIn ThoughtWorks we get together at least once an year for a whole weekend to drink beer and do whatever people consider interesting. This year’s ThoughtWorks Australia Away Day (AKA Team Hug) was somewhere in Victoria and among other activities (and a bus crash) we had technical sessions.
I used one of those slots to do […]
