Monthly Archives: February 2008

Qi4j: an implementation of Composite Oriented Programming

Many thanks to Dan that pointed out on our internal ML to Qi4J.
Quoting from the home page:
Principles
- Composite Oriented Programming builds on some principles that are not addressed by Object Oriented Programming atBeruhmte http://www.neucasino.de/jackpot-regeln.html. all.
- Behavior depends on Context
- Decoupling is a virtue
- Business Rules matters more.
- Classes are dead, long live interfaces.

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bye bye London

Well, with a flight and an hotel booking in my bag I think it’s enough official, I’m moving to China, Hong Kong more precisely (there’s Beijing planned in 3 months but that’s another story).
Playing for a while again (after a good year spent with (alt).Net) with old good Java Code and financial sfuff like Fix, [...]

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Some (N)Hibernate Learnings

After at least two years of Hibernate and NHibernate experience I can say that I know what’s going on, I can’t still say that I know very well (N)Hibernate but I wanna share some learnings.

The logger is your best friend:
When sometimes goes wrong, the logger (or at least a profiler) will help you, [...]

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don’t call them phones, the g-phone and i-phone battle

FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) – British chip designer ARM (ARM.L: Quote, Profile, Research) will demonstrate a prototype of Google Inc’s (GOOG.O: Quote, Profile, Research) Android mobile phone platform in action next week at the world’s biggest wireless fair, a source close to the company said.

Source: Reuters
I’ve played a bit last week with Android, it’s a really [...]

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