Oliver's blog entry inspired me to get off my butt and write something.
Since he was writing about checking for cyclic packages with JDepend, I though it would be worth showing how to do the same thing with classycle.
Saturday, May 16 2009
Detecting Cycles with Classycle
By Tim on Saturday, May 16 2009, 12:34 - Development
Thursday, February 21 2008
Announce - Orthodox Type Reflection Library
By Tim on Thursday, February 21 2008, 23:39 - Development
Prior to the release of Java 5, the Java library had 1 class that provided access to type information at runtime - java.lang.Class. However, with the introduction of generics in Java 5, this has been extended significantly. Dealing with all these classes, and working with them at runtime, is overly complex, and reduces the power of generics.
Orthodox is a library that makes it easier to work with the Java type system at runtime.
Java Backwards Compatability
By Tim on Thursday, February 21 2008, 22:10 - Development
Ted blogged about the absence of leadership in the direction of Java (the language).
One of the comments there suggested we forget about backward compatibility.
I'm not necessarily for or against that idea, but I do think it's worth thinking about, so we know what it is we're trying to preserve, and what we're willing to give up.
By necessity then, the first step must be to define what we mean be backwards compatibility...
Sunday, April 29 2007
Dimple - a random Google find
By Tim on Sunday, April 29 2007, 01:43 - Development
The dimple framework turned up after I did some (mostly) random searching on Google.
Tuesday, April 10 2007
Announce - Tie Method Interception Library
By Tim on Tuesday, April 10 2007, 23:19 - Development
I'm pleased to announce that after sitting around for quite a few weeks, I have finally succeeded in pushing out the first release of "tie"
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