As a Scrum Master my opinion on doing Scrum in combination with a fixed price, fixed functionality and fixed deadline is somewhat tricky to grasp. However, it still common that in many projects fixed price is just simply the norm. For instance, this is often the case in public tenders for government or education institutions […]
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Author: Tim van Baarsen
Use immutable objects in your Spring MVC controller by implementing your own WebArgumentResolver
How flexible is Spring MVC in combination with immutable objects? Why don’t we want Spring MVC decide for us how to build our objects used for binding? Curious how we tackled this problem? Read on! In our current project we are using Spring MVC 3 to build our frond-end. The binding mechanism of Spring MVC […]