You probably know some post of this kind. “n things about debugging” is a popular topic. For a good reason! I guess that I spent about 1 hour per day debugging my applications. That’s quite a lot time. This makes it even more important to know all the handy features, that makes your life easier and helps you to safe some time. And it justifies another post on this topic!
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Again! – 10 Tips on Java Debugging with Eclipse
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This post is written on April 8, 2013 by Daniel Reuter
International #TableTopDay at codecentric
All the geeks at codecentric were pretty excited about TableTopDay, a table top board gaming holiday invented by the fine folks at GeekAndSundry, Felica Day and Wil Wheaton. As response to their extremly successful YouTube Show “TableTop”, which accumulated already over 8.5 million views, they proclaimed March 30th to be International TableTopDay. Over 2500 groups registered their event on tabletopday.com and so did we.
While I expected only codecentrics to attend, we ended with one guy working for one of our customers, one random guy who registered on our Google+ Event page and 4 strangers who showed up without any notice. But also all the codecentrics brought their families. It was successful and fun event, for us and for all board game nerds worldwide, as proven by the hashtag #TableTopDay, which was trending on Twitter the whole Saturday, and many people posting pictures or even livestreaming their event.
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This post is written on March 30, 2013 by Fabian Lange
From a Mathematician’s Point of View: JMeter – Beloved Crap Tool
My company, codecentric AG, has a strong disposition towards open source tools and solutions. Therefore, it is quite natural that for me as a Java performance specialist, the load testing tool of choice is Apache’s JMeter.
Let me just state something right at the beginnig of this blog post: This is no comprehensive overview over JMeter, its features and limitations. Instead, this is a very personal view on this tool. A settlement of an overdue account, if you want to call it so.
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This post is written on March 28, 2013 by Dr. Raymond Georg Snatzke
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