Archive: January 07, 2006
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The Farm: Take the GLAT, the Google Labs aptitude test.
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"Friends don't let friends code Java" (via lesscode.org):
The Java version of the BirthdayOrganizer backend, which I won't even bother linking to, is well... ginormous. 246 lines of XML configuration sludge in 5 files, 29 lines of SQL schema in 1 file, and 3004 lines of Java code in 45 files. Holy crap. If you add that all up, the trivial BirthdayOrganizer example is only a hair shorter than all of flashticle! And the BirthdayOrganizer example builds on top of 15 Java dependencies and requires a J2EE server plus ant. Friends don't let friends code Java. Oh, and it's also MySQL specific, but you better be damn well sure that there's a stub implementation you can subclass and an XML file you can mangle in order to support something else if you so choose to write that 200 lines of code to support a single three column table database.
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Spider solitaire
To answer an earlier question, I amalmost certain every game can bebeat. ...
Jared: Jul 16, 2:20pm