Adam Jordens@littlesquare:~/

We recently finished migrating our product from Java5 to Java6. The software migration itself went quite smoothly with only a couple unanticipated problems. However we do have a number of developers on MacBook Pro's (myself included) that began having...

For the past couple of weeks I've been doing a bit of early development work with Seam, it's been fun but not without annoyance. The project is green field which in one respect is quite nice because of the freedom it presents with regards to technology...

GenoLogics is looking for talented Java Geniuses (or software developers) to help us advance the Life Sciences industry’s leading Data Management platform. This is an opportunity to become part of a bright, talented team and develop a world-class...

I was surprised when the following email came through my inbox last night. URGENT! PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY FROM JAVAONE TEAM The JavaOne conference team has been notified by the San Francisco Department of Public Health about an identified outbreak...

We've got a fairly significant Swing application that we couldn't port to Java6 until Apple released a compatible JVM. Fortunately that finally happened last week. I'm down at JavaOne this week and was motivated to take a stab at resolving the couple...

Just about to head to the airport enroute to San Francisco. Really looking forward to the conference. Rather than attempt to blog a lot, I'm going to experiment with Twitter. Crazy Bob has compiled a list of JavaOne...

Today was our first hack day of 2008. I've been helping coordinate these events for the past year and a half and they've proven to be a solid source of inspiration and motivation for all participants. Unfortunately for me, today was more or less a day of...

So I've been working off and on over the past 6 months on a little side project, JDBCSpy. I've mentioned it previously so this post is just a little update. It's far from my day job and really just serves as a bit of an outlet. You're free to argue about...

A Google of One It's just another phase in the continued commoditization of infrastructure. It started a decade or two ago with the OS and has been followed in quick succession by the web and J2EE stacks. While not free, cloud computing offerings by...

As developers, we're all responsible for writing code in one way or another. We write it ourselves or help others write it better. Either way, code gets written and we all move on. The rest of this short post will be focused on code reviews and what (I...