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Even if you and your team have not implemented code review in their daily work you should keep in mind that someone will review your code over and over again under it’s lifetime, and you will have to face criticism about one or more of the following points: Bad coding. Not following standard. Bad performance. … Read moreYour code will be reviewed many times
Situation:I changed my manual release/deploy on a private project to using Continuous Delivery with jenkins. I wanted to change the format of my naming convention on my files from webapp.war to webapp-0.9.1.war so I could easily see what was deployed. Default Tomcat deploys an application with it’s whole name as resource locator and that of … Read moreTomcat: Deploy a war with context parameter inside the war
It’s actually quite easy to create a new remote GIT repository from a local repository in GIT 1.7. Many times you start a new small project and want to play around and somewhere on the line you start to think – “Hey this would be nice to work from different computers” or -“This is now … Read moreCreate a new remote GIT repo from a local repo
Are you tired of always have to tell GIT which remote branch to push and not accidentally pushing all branches? You can actually tell GIT to only push the current branch to another branch with the same name: git config –global push.default current So now only the branch you have currently checked out will be … Read moreGIT TIP – Push Only the Current Branch
I ran into a bug at the customer, which reminded me that there are still confusion about how to compare objects and specially Strings in Java. You can use several methods to compare objects, == test references and .equals for value equality. Consequently, if you actually want to test whether two strings have the same … Read moreTest for equal is not always equals in Java