I have recently started a new job and needed to go through my stack of software books looking for ones that might be helpful. I ran across a book I read many years ago that has probably helped me more that any other book with project management. This book is not a software book though. […]
Read MoreBoise’s first Open Spaces event was a raging success (IMHO). Thanks to Scott for organizing the event, and Jarod for guiding us through the (non) process. I hope that we can repeat the event soon with a wider audience and longer duration. I sat in on 3 groups, the first as a full member and […]
Read MoreWell, here is my first post. I hope I can fit in with this group of excellent thinkers. I was sitting on my couch thinking of a topic to write about. Not having much luck, I picked up my PSP and stated playing Patapon, a new rhythm fighting game. It is quite addictive and keeps […]
Read MoreIn the application that I am currently working on there are several very similar screens. The obvious solution was to create a User Control (UC) that encapsulated the appropriate functionality. Apart from some labels, URLs etc. that were easily taken care of with some simple properties on the UC the only difference between the various […]
Read MoreBoth Hibernate and JPA support named queries and I would typically recommend keeping them inside your DAOs. However, using a typesafe Generic DAO implementation, you can have one class support all of your CRUD operations, and use named queries to support finder methods. But this approach requires that your service/manager layer know your named queries […]
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