Our team recently added JRebel to our toolbox, and we love it. We use Tomcat in our day-to-day development and getting rid of the annoying reboot to see the changes in code and resources was a big relief. We have recently started to work on a new project which uses a Servlet 3.0 feature: web […]
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Boosting productivity using JRebel
At JTeam I am involved in a number of projects. One of the more important projects at the moment is a Hippo project. During a Hippo training I was introduced to a tool that could speed up development time considerously. At Hippo they use JRebel to speed up CMS development. With JRebel you make changes […]
Measuring code quality with Sonar
At JTeam, we continuously strive for good quality code. The reason is very simple: bad quality code slows down the development process. The small investment pays out in even the simplest of projects. Measuring code quality is not a matter of a single metric. Instead, software quality has many aspects, some of which can be […]
Battling complexity in large web applications
Nowadays, companies are hardly ever satisfied with a mere web-presence. No, websites have become true applications in their own right. Instead of being a by-product, most businesses acknowledge that the web offers them a nice channel to do business. However, the demands from the business keeps growing as each company want to be better than […]
Domain Driven Design applied
In a recent project for Osix, we developed an application allowing visitors of a library to use the wireless Internet connection available there. Visitors can pay for the Internet access in two ways: an online payment, for example using a credit card or by deducting the amount from their library account. All user accounts, as […]