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| Blog Name: | Try it. And catch it, finally. |
| Url: | http://developing.schimak.at/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Java, Software, Development |
| Description: | Developing software means to be careful and fast, critical and compliant, visionary and pragmatic. Concurrently. It means to listen thoroughly - and to decide yourself... |
| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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Bitemporal Data is everywhere – Part 1
| In this writing:- Record Time- Actual Time- BitemporalityWhile still in the middle of taking care of my momentarily sick little girls, I will today continue the reflections about the lifecycle of d... |
About the Lifecycle of Data.
| Some time ago I wrote a requirements oriented post about controlling the lifecycle of persisted entities. Today I want to step back a bit and start writing about a number of “temporal” issues and p... |
Playing through GWT with IntelliJ IDEA
| This is the simple and at the same time bold promise of Googles Web Toolkit (GWT) on it’s relatively decent web housing on Google Code: Developers can spend 90% of their time working around browser... |
AOP really easy with Spring/AspectJ
| Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a programming paradigm that increases modularity by enabling improved separation of concerns. While object oriented programming paradigms support encapsulation ... |
Mac OS X Environment Variables
| Most of the time, Mac OS X programs do not use environment variables like the “PATH”. However, sometimes I use tools that require such Variables. Contrary to well known places to put this kind of i... |
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