Do yourself a favor if you are developing JSF applications. Have a look at FacesTrace. I certainly wish that I looked at it earlier. FacesTrace is a JSF component that allows developers to have visibility into the JSF request lifecycle. It also provides some timing information as well as the ability to view the information [...]
Read More »Up until a few days ago, I saw no reasons to change the shell prompt on my systems. It all looked a little different, but I was ok with it. Well, that changed last night while I attended a presentation at the Boulder-Denver Ruby Users Group. Ara, the presenter, had modified his prompt to show [...]
Read More »It seems an eternity ago. I hadn't begun kindergarden yet. We were living in a fairly large (or it seemed at the time) development complex in Laval, near Montreal. I still had training wheels on my bicycle. Many of my friends were rid of their training wheels. I wanted be just like them, riding a [...]
Read More »I was attending the Boulder Denver New Technology Meetup a few days ago. As one of the presentation, the following question was asked: How can we implement agile practices and methodologies in an early stage startup? This question got me thinking. After all, an early stage startup may not necessarily have customers lined up to [...]
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