Archive

My Software Development focussed blog entries from 2002 to today

2024

April

• 12^th » Playing with Zig and thinking about its package manager

February

• 14^th » That Ruby and Groovy Language Feature
• 14^th » Redirect to Ruby & Groovy entry ^
• 8^th » Flask and Static Files

January

• 24^th » Infrastructure as Code DSLs

2023

May

• 14^th » More Syntactic Sugar For Java DSLs

February

• 15^th » Collecting and Charting Multi-Module Nx Jest Coverage

2022

August

• 14^th » Merkleized Public Attestations
• 12^th » Principles of Containment in the DOM

April

• 13^th » More on Depth-first recursive vs DAG build technologies
• 8^th » Depth-first recursive vs DAG build technologies

February

• 12^th » A Tech Debt balance sheet

2021

October

• 8^th » Sofware dev & delivery project guidelines

April

• 5^th » Modelling Wrongheadedness

February

• 19^th » Software Development Current Reality Trees Starter Pack
• 16^th » Embedded Tweets as SVGs
• 16^th » Buildless SFC VueJS Applications

January

• 29^th » A Purpose in a Token
• 28^th » Dagging On Maven
• 18^th » JBehave and Servirtium
• 9^th » Personal phishing protection idea (voice calls)

2020

December

• 6^th » Maven Central Meta Model

August

• 17^th » GitLab hosted virtual TBD event - me being interviewed about my book

June

• 25^th » Fixed-price UpWork Contracts

April

• 23^rd » Servirtium use in a client and supplier co-development
• 4^th » Risk And Responsibility Should Be An Exchange

March

• 12^th » Value Stream Mapping

January

• 19^th » VCS Nirvana

2019

November

• 20^th » Environment Hell

October

• 20^th » Quicker Local Maven Builds
• 15^th » Overtesting Endpoints
• 12^th » Diagrams to help or hinder understanding

August

• 2^nd » Pull-Request dissatisfaction

July

• 23^rd » Some Thoughts On Toggles
• 21^st » Using Git In Business And Government
• 11^th » Tutorials vs Reference Docs vs Examples

June

• 27^th » Merkle Trees Underpinning Civilization Going Forward
• 14^th » TCKs and Servirtium
• 14^th » Merkle Trees and Source Control
• 11^th » Monorepos vs Megarepos
• 1^st » Modelling Architectures

2018

October

• 7^th » Conway's Observation

August

• 18^th » Flutter and UI Automation
• 6^th » Decentralize, Centralize or Somewhere In-Between?

July

• 24^th » Win-Win Vendor Contracts
• 13^th » Another Graphic for Technology Compatibility Kits (TCKs)

June

• 13^th » Thinking About Serverless Again

May

• 30^th » Better practices for audits
• 23^rd » Examining CI, CD and branching models

April

• 10^th » It turns out we didn't need Dependency Injection containers after all

January

• 31^st » An Ontology: Component vs Class vs Object vs Service vs Application vs Process vs Library, etc

2017

December

• 12^th » Dialing Up Your Application's Release Cadence

November

• 23^rd » Network Extortion is what you get when network neutrality is dropped
• 2^nd » Step Aside Blockchains, Hashgraphs Are Giving Plain Merkle Trees A Turbo Boost
• 2^nd » Merkle Trees vs Blockchains vs Hashgraphs

October

• 30^th » Trunk, CI, Builds, Environments, and Integration
• 25^th » A Serverless Sequence Diagram
• 22^nd » Provenance and Code Grants

September

• 28^th » Choosing Between Blockchains And Vanilla Merkle Trees
• 28^th » Blockchains in pictures
• 23^rd » Wikis that use source-control for their backing store
• 17^th » The number of pre-production environments
• 17^th » 'Old-School' Merkle Trees Rock
• 17^th » Merkle Trees In Pictures
• 1^st » Smalltalk Envy

August

• 28^th » BDD Acceptance Criteria Pay For Themselves Multiple Times
• 24^th » Another Architecture Diagram
• 21^st » A Cynical View Of Bonus Calculations
• 6^th » Environment Creation Times in Modern Teams

July

• 9^th » Alignment and Autonomy and Quorums

June

• 29^th » Trying out UpWork for small programming jobs
• 22^nd » An Aspect of DevOps Improvements: The Reduction of Cycle Times
• 17^th » Developers Activities Shouldn't Change With Proximity To Release Dates

May

• 14^th » TodoMVC and given-when-then scenarios
• 13^th » Alternative to Maven Central for Jar publishing (multiple Git repositories)
• 1^st » Scoring Continuous Integration

April

• 20^th » The definition of 'The Build' has changed over time
• 19^th » Buildless JavaScript solutions: collecting the examples on GitHub
• 8^th » Node.QML would have been the key to the Ubuntu Phones's success
• 7^th » Tech Debt - Balance Sheets
• 4^th » Benchmarking a Java/Maven monorepo
• 1^st » Often forgotten must-haves for Continuous Delivery teams

March

• 28^th » Monorepos with recursive or directed-graph build technologies?
• 26^th » Speedy builds using Service Virtualization (SV) explained in diagrams
• 25^th » Repositories vs release cadences
• 25^th » Engineering led companies

February

• 14^th » Pre-commit Continuous Integration infrastructure is cheaper than post-commit (for high throughput teams)
• 14^th » Fake News Via Continuous Isolation
• 13^th » Wire Mocking Without A Service Virtualization Framework
• 12^th » Shared-Nothing Builds
• 8^th » Further Experiments With Expanding/Contracting Monorepos
• 5^th » Service Virtualization Strategies For Fast Builds
• 5^th » A 16 Second Java Webapp Build (Including WebDriver Tests)
• 1^st » UI Component Testing

January

• 27^th » Maven In A Google Style Monorepo
• 1^st » Reducing Web-page Screenshot Size

2016

December

• 19^th » Infrastructure versus Config as Code
• 14^th » The Principles of Containment
• 11^th » Permissions for composite in-house webapps

November

• 21^st » Incongruous experience with a portal of multiple Angular1 SPAs
• 15^th » QML's Squandered Opportunity
• 2^nd » Blockchains for patent filings

September

• 26^th » Visualizing the Theory of Constraints

August

• 15^th » Introducing 'git size' (command and visualization)
• 6^th » Wishing Angular would support HTML5 dialogs better

July

• 29^th » Anvil app platform: using GitHub as a datastore
• 25^th » Java legacy hairball: refactoring case-study
• 11^th » Anvil: Like MsAccess For The Web But With Git Coolness
• 2^nd » SVG Slides and 'Tweening' in Javascript

June

• 26^th » Using RhodeCode and Angular1 as an Editor for a 'Config as Code' System
• 20^th » Angular's Looming Searchability Challenge
• 18^th » Subversion Merge Limitations That Are Not In Fossil
• 10^th » New Enterprise Web-App Design Choices for 2016

May

• 30^th » Hacking Confluence With Javascript
• 10^th » Angular Embedded in Jekyll-Markdown Blog Entries

April

• 4^th » Reducing My Robo-Emails To A Handful of Rollup Emails Every Few Minutes (IMAP Rewriting With Python)

March

• 16^th » List of 5th Agile Values
• 2^nd » Angular's Models Conform To The M In MVC just fine

February

• 15^th » CI, Breaking Builds, Bisecting, And Reverting
• 13^th » Because GitHub Decided I Had To: Convert From Textile To Markdown

January

• 17^th » Wishing For Improvements To Linkedin
• 11^th » Predictive Index Stereotypes
• 2^nd » CORS vulnerabilities

2015

December

• 28^th » Architecture Diagrams
• 21^st » Angular and SVG and CouchDB (for an office seat map)
• 19^th » The iron triangle is actually a square and not particularly iron
• 17^th » More on technology compatibility kits in app development
• 15^th » Branches should be for change of policy on the same source
• 13^th » Trunk based development: when to branch for release
• 12^th » Tooling is holding back dynamic languages

November

• 8^th » Scripting AmericanExpress.com To Monitor Temporary Charges

October

• 16^th » Using Mountebank to detach frontend and backend development
• 5^th » Subversion Merge Limitations That Are Not In Perforce

September

• 29^th » Subversion Merge Limitations That Are Not In Mercurial
• 27^th » Subversion Merge Limitations That Are Not In Git
• 25^th » Subversion Merge Limitations
• 20^th » Extracting Subversion Branch Mappings
• 17^th » Continuous Delivery, SaaS, robots, and license fees
• 8^th » Decorators in the DOM
• 3^rd » Resurrecting a small piece of Google Wave
• 2^nd » The buggy screen speaker in iOS

August

• 12^th » Making a very small MP3 player with QML
• 11^th » Source-Control that explicitly understands refactorings
• 10^th » Git becomes version-control's lingua franca wire protocol

July

• 30^th » Git storing unzipped office docs
• 30^th » All you can eat software licenses when doing Continuous Delivery
• 27^th » Mavericks versus loose cannons
• 13^th » How Google makes a consistent top-navigation across multiple apps

June

• 27^th » Scraping Github pull requests and their code review comments
• 18^th » INI files for form templates
• 7^th » Custom JSON Editors for Github·com

May

• 20^th » Turning Bazel back into Blaze for monorepo nirvana
• 4^th » Treating IMAP as a store: rewriting emails
• 2^nd » So you think monolith is the only alternative to microservices
• 2^nd » Scraping Leankit for analytics and pretty urls

April

• 29^th » MVC: misunderstood for 37 years
• 23^rd » The origins of Trunk-Based Development
• 14^th » A lesser talked about feature of Microservices

March

• 20^th » JIRA static extract script
• 3^rd » Perforce gets its own DVCS

February

• 21^st » Playing With Sikuli For Desktop Automation
• 14^th » I wish Subversion had a query language
• 14^th » Bash script to convert Subversion to Git

January

• 27^th » Detecting Redundant Tests
• 18^th » Reducing Test Times by Only Running Impacted Tests - Python Edition
• 11^th » Reducing Test Times by Only Running Impacted Tests - for Maven & Java
• 8^th » Omnipresent, Infallible, Omnipotent and Instantaneous Build Technologies
• 6^th » Farewell 2014, farewell ThoughtWorks

2014

December

• 15^th » Scraping DZone Syndication Stats
• 8^th » The rise of version control
• 8^th » Service Orientated Strangulation
• 7^th » Monoliths, Cookie-Cutter or Microservices?
• 6^th » Cross Platform - Sharing Code the Google Inbox way

November

• 20^th » Strong Argumentative Positions
• 14^th » Source Code Laundering
• 13^th » Code Review - the unit of work should be a single commit
• 12^th » The Config Promotion Problem
• 9^th » To SOA or Not To SOA
• 4^th » Selenium is Ten Years Old

October

• 30^th » Angular Commit Bubbles
• 28^th » Corporate File Sync: Agony and Ecstasy
• 27^th » The Pervasive Inbox
• 23^rd » Me Presenting on Trunk (etc) at the Perforce MERGE conference
• 20^th » Checking in binaries

September

• 30^th » QML Becomes a Viable Mobile UI Framework Choice
• 29^th » Shades of Trunk-Based Development
• 24^th » A Functional Branch by Abstraction Case Study
• 22^nd » Cross-Platform Mobile Application Development
• 17^th » UI Development Has Never Been More Expensive
• 10^th » Throughput Over Backlog (a Fifth Agile Value)
• 8^th » Rules Engines Suck Too If They Are Not Backed By Source-Control
• 1^st » Microcosm environments/deployments

August

• 29^th » Nearly All CMS Technologies Suck
• 27^th » Provisioning, Deployment and Application Config Cycles
• 12^th » Trunk supporting practices
• 7^th » Text streams should be the fallback interface in Unix

July

• 30^th » GeoJSON mashups and GitHub
• 9^th » Browsing QML instead of HTML

June

• 14^th » Qt, QML, V-Play and multi-platform mobile
• 13^th » Apple Dissatisfaction
• 3^rd » Bytedeco: A Portal Dedicated To Calling C++ Libraries From Java

May

• 26^th » Joe Walnes On Successful Open Source
• 10^th » Developer Delayed Development
• 8^th » TDD When You Can't Refactor

April

• 29^th » Small Stories With Angular (case study)
• 10^th » Continuous Delivery: The price of admission..
• 3^rd » Microsoft's Trunk-Based Development

March

• 15^th » More On Git Merges
• 14^th » Building Software Is Nothing Like Building H̶o̶u̶s̶e̶s̶ Buildings
• 7^th » OmniGraffle SVG to Angular-HTML Workflow

February

• 28^th » Like a Used Sofa
• 26^th » More Angular Inside SVG Inside HTML
• 21^st » Angular Inside SVG Inside HTML
• 20^th » SVG Support in Browsers Today
• 15^th » Application Architecture in the CD Era for Pro-Services teams
• 7^th » JetBrains IDEs - Their Best Feature Is Control-W
• 3^rd » Facebook Scaling Mercurial for Trunk-Based Development

January

• 30^th » It is Time for Email Apps to Support (sandboxed) JavaScript
• 14^th » Convincing Executives To Switch To Trunk-Based Development
• 10^th » Non-Continuous Reviews
• 8^th » Google's vs Facebook's Trunk-Based Development
• 8^th » Git's Lightweight Merging
• 6^th » Googlers Subset their Trunk
• 4^th » Browser Downloads Suck

2013

December

• 15^th » Worst Practices Teams
• 8^th » Continuous Review (con't)
• 5^th » Continuous Review
• 4^th » What is Your Branching Model?

November

• 20^th » Source Control is your new DR
• 19^th » Elastic Environments in Source-Control with Ansible
• 5^th » Branchable CI with Thoughtworks' Snap

October

• 23^rd » A lower technology style of Angular for the enterprise
• 17^th » A 'Small Stories' Case Study
• 12^th » Bad Java servlet apps

September

• 19^th » Delaying non-functional stories

August

• 31^st » WebDriver and AngularJS
• 28^th » Fluent Selenium with an Angular application
• 26^th » A different style of Fluent Selenium tests
• 1^st » Elastic Provisioning of New Environments

July

• 31^st » Some more on 'Strangulation inside Tomcat'
• 15^th » Legacy Java Applications: Strangulation inside Tomcat
• 14^th » Legacy Application Strangulation : Case Studies

May

• 19^th » Fluent Selenium Examples
• 19^th » Coming to Angular from something else
• 7^th » Android and The Art of War
• 6^th » Google's Scaled Trunk-Based Development

April

• 29^th » Open Data backed by Source-Control
• 28^th » When Agile meets Angular and UX-led development
• 27^th » What to do about the broken patent system
• 9^th » Scaling Trunk-Based Development
• 5^th » What is Trunk-Based Development?
• 2^nd » Maintained Divergence

March

• 28^th » Interface Builder's Alternative Lisp timeline
• 20^th » A Singleton Escape Plan
• 20^th » Reverse Engineering a DB for DevOps excellence
• 19^th » The Cost of Unmerge
• 15^th » Article Syndication on GitHub via Subversion
• 13^th » Facebook's Trunk-Based Development (take 2)
• 11^th » Legacy App Rejuvenation
• 6^th » A better Slideshow App, using Angular
• 4^th » Trunk-Based Development at Facebook

February

• 24^th » Angular in a Jekyll Blog
• 20^th » Continuous Delivery: Professionals vs. Amateurs
• 16^th » Misapplying Bayes-Theorem to Agile Versus Waterfall
• 15^th » Slideshow HTML App, using Angular
• 14^th » Features I would love source control tools to have
• 11^th » Push or Pull Decorators
• 8^th » Angular Instead of Media-Queries
• 4^th » The Importance of the DOM

January

• 31^st » Application Development Glass Ceilings Revisited
• 30^th » Lotus Notes vs CouchDB
• 29^th » Content Syndication using Source Control
• 18^th » Client-Side MVC Roundup
• 12^th » RubyMotion in a declarative UI style
• 12^th » Categorizing Languages
• 11^th » QML and the new Ubuntu phone OS
• 8^th » Perforce as a datastore, with Client-Side MVC
• 6^th » Visualizing the Client-Side MVC race
• 6^th » The sorry state of the anti-software-patents movement
• 2^nd » GitHub Pages as a CMS again

2012

December

• 22^nd » SCM and Key-Value (Document) Store Convergence
• 5^th » Push or pull of config changes for a production stack

November

• 20^th » Very Small Data
• 12^th » Smaller Stories
• 7^th » Candidate Stories
• 1^st » Testability and Cost of Change

October

• 31^st » Angular for Designers.

August

• 14^th » App Config using Git and Angular
• 10^th » It is time for a new take on Spreadsheets
• 2^nd » App-Help on the Cheap

July

• 27^th » Three Tier Resumes
• 10^th » Feature Toggles: App-config workflow using SCM

June

• 12^th » NoSQL for storage AND relational for reporting

April

• 24^th » Call to Arms: Average Story Sizes of One Day
• 15^th » Application Development Glass Ceilings
• 13^th » The Shift Towards Client-Side MVC
• 12^th » Performance Testing Knockout, Angular and Backbone with Selenium2
• 9^th » Testing Knockout and Angular with Selenium2

March

• 15^th » AngularJS and Selenium (Again)
• 12^th » The Importance of Design-Mode for Client-Side MVC
• 3^rd » Replacing JQuery With Angular

February

• 14^th » Client-Side MVC: browser plugins
• 13^th » Client-Side MVC frameworks compared
• 10^th » Client-Side-MVC applications : best practice (part 1)
• 8^th » The document is the single source of truth
• 6^th » Web-app model quandary
• 6^th » Previous Web Architectures
• 1^st » Angular and Selenium
• 1^st » Angular and DreamWeaver

January

• 29^th » (almost) No JavaScript prototyping with Angular in a single source file
• 23^rd » UI Technology Paradigm Shift

2011

December

• 11^th » Sauce Labs: Tunnels or not?

November

• 29^th » Cookie Cutter Scaling
• 22^nd » Google's accounts system - architectural meaning
• 14^th » Reporting Selenium2 (WebDriver) bugs

October

• 21^st » Locked US iPhones suck
• 12^th » Mozilla are screwing corporate adopters with their numbering scheme

September

• 30^th » setContext(..) is back for Selenium2 :-P
• 30^th » Branchable Continuous Integration
• 23^rd » Automatic sequence diagrams from BDD-scenario executions
• 21^st » A forgotten aspect of the Facade Pattern
• 12^th » What is Dart going to be?
• 1^st » Refactoring Experiment - 'least depending and most depended on' components first

August

• 31^st » Contrasting Selenium 2 locator styles
• 9^th » No One Gives Themselves Bad Ratings (in hiring, apparently)
• 6^th » Stitz's Five port rule for enterprise application dev
• 4^th » Hiring Selenium QA people

July

• 25^th » My Predictive Index
• 16^th » New Blog Technology and Hosting

May

• 13^th » Avoiding 'Big Bang' for Branch By Abstraction
• 8^th » GitHub as a CMS to end CMSes

April

• 18^th » Binary Diffing for Increased Release Confidence
• 5^th » Running JBehave/WebDriver Tests on Sauce Labs' Service
• 3^rd » Playing with Mobl in two minutes or less

March

• 14^th » I think it is time for QTP to die*
• 4^th » My ThoughtWorks 'Sweetspot' Venn Diagram

February

• 27^th » Introducing Story Navigator

2010

December

• 8^th » Extending the life of IPv4
• 7^th » Branch By Abstraction Log Jam

November

• 9^th » A Spring Framework Shortcoming
• 2^nd » Two issues I have with the GPL
• 1^st » Not-Path Cookies

September

• 14^th » Another UI prototyping technique (for Agile teams)
• 6^th » Angular - new Perl backend by Dobrica Pavlinušić

August

• 20^th » .Net Dependency Injection better practice

February

• 22^nd » Cookies with regular expression paths

2009

September

• 28^th » Angular - HTML based Declarative UI (also one to watch)
• 26^th » Kinetic - Qt based Declarative UI (one to watch)
• 7^th » Theory of Constraints and Agile

June

• 19^th » AAW platform is awesome

April

• 15^th » AppEngine's blind-spot
• 13^th » Shoes and Swiby - walking through the example RIA apps
• 7^th » Google App Engine for Java with Rich Ruby clients

March

• 9^th » Peter Royal's Semantic Circus Movements

2008

July

• 30^th » Project Documentation Thoughts
• 30^th » Releasing PicoContainer 2.5 and JRemoting

June

• 22^nd » Interesting Google search result for JavaFXScript

March

• 22^nd » What brought me to Inversion of Control in the first place ..
• 16^th » Crazy Bob and type safety for Dependency Injection

2007

October

• 13^th » Sweb 3.0

July

• 22^nd » Injecting into Servlets and undoing the stranglehold of web.xml
• 16^th » PicoConatiner 2.0 beta released

May

• 9^th » JavaFX Mobile is *just* SavaJE aquired by Sun

April

• 26^th » Introducing Branch By Abstraction
• 8^th » Running C code on the JVM ?

March

• 16^th » Waffle - Java web action framework with smallest lines of code count for action methods
• 14^th » Announcing Paranamer; an open source answer to the dropping of parameter name access from Java6
• 3^rd » Simple wars

January

• 15^th » Cozmos gets Subversion backend
• 7^th » Cozmos- CMS using webdav and Sitemesh

2006

December

• 7^th » An alternative to wikis

July

• 30^th » At least one unilateral improvement to Java
• 27^th » Short, social, OSCON notes.
• 27^th » Did you send this - another weapon against spam?
• 19^th » Un-Agile Things

June

• 19^th » Derby's arrival in Java 6 surprises me too (and I'm a Java 6 committee member)
• 14^th » Using XStream to forward JSON to a browser

May

• 21^st » Using XStream to process standardized XML documents
• 12^th » Very Simple Java interop with .Net over the wire without Web Services
• 8^th » My presentation on Dependency Injection versus Big Up-Front Architecture
• 6^th » Parameter names for Java 6 (Mustang) answer
• 6^th » iSights, magnets, Powerbooks and tripods.

March

• 20^th » Parameter names for Java 6 (Mustang) question

January

• 27^th » NanoContainer Presentation
• 10^th » Ruby vs JavaScript for Web3.0

2005

May

• 7^th » Selenium The Movie / Directors Cut
• 2^nd » Transparency
• 2^nd » Selenium: kick ass web testing for free

April

• 26^th » Selenium The Movie
• 26^th » JMock crash course
• 11^th » Content Editing Nirvana

March

• 19^th » Agility Alliance
• 3^rd » European Software Patent Spectre

2004

October

• 19^th » Ward on Dependency Injection
• 17^th » txt2tags - good for books
• 12^th » CDI Book

July

• 30^th » My OSCON PicoNirvana slideshow

June

• 11^th » Tools with Proprietary Source Control? Be Careful.
• 5^th » PicoContainer 1.0 released (finally)

May

• 1^st » O'Reilly's OSCON speaker

April

• 28^th » WinRunner Best Practices
• 22^nd » Identity Card - Identity Harvesting?
• 22^nd » Source Control Best Practices- A must read for developers
• 20^th » Logging - just say no.
• 16^th » My Lotus Notes Shame

March

• 31^st » Thicky- like the web, but with a Groovy thick-client experience
• 25^th » Objects, Components, Services and Aspects

February

• 16^th » Groovy - a convergence language
• 16^th » Can the next big language drop public static void main(String[] args) please?
• 12^th » NanoContainer beta soon
• 12^th » Legacy TDD - RPG is not always a role playing game

January

• 24^th » Jesktop goes Pico

2003

December

• 23^rd » NMock PicoCompatability
• 23^rd » Type3 rollout
• 5^th » XStream transport for AltRMI
• 5^th » My Inversion of Control Rocks article on JDJ.
• 3^rd » Eyeball Unit

November

• 10^th » Enterprise Object Broker 1.1

October

• 25^th » Rhino - Static Struggle
• 16^th » Pico practices for .Net
• 16^th » .Net pitfalls
• 7^th » Core Developers Training Sessions
• 7^th » PicoContainer is non-threatening
• 2^nd » Gui Development Costs

September

• 26^th » Aslak Shadow-Boxing at JAOO
• 24^th » xOP
• 23^rd » Aslak watch- I am not a girl.
• 22^nd » Aslak- Wiki advice to Ward Cunningham
• 17^th » App.config in C#
• 17^th » LegoSexMS(tm)
• 6^th » Hibernate
• 4^th » A declaration against Unit Tests
• 3^rd » Componentization
• 3^rd » Endianism in OSS
• 3^rd » Endianism - defn
• 3^rd » Diversity

August

• 16^th » PicoContainer 1.0b1...
• 7^th » Early Practices.

July

• 28^th » Patterns

May

• 6^th » AltRMI TX

February

• 17^th » AltRMI 0.9.1
• 17^th » Enterprise Object Broker 0.9

January

• 13^th » AltRMI & EOB releases

2002

December

• 21^st » (Logwars restarted) Commons Logging.
• 21^st » AltRMI - Transport over servlet

October

• 4^th » Enterprise Object Broker.

September

• 30^th » MetaGenerate
• 28^th » MetaGenerate
• 5^th » SPAM
• 3^rd » JIT Software

August

• 16^th » Automatic Class Diagrams
• 16^th » Async Message invocation over AltRMI and EOB
• 12^th » EJB not the holy grail
• 12^th » Err away from rewrite

1970

January