Just to let you know: Since my departure from my old employer three months ago I’ve tried to get the Radeox rights for further development through several different channels. But no final decision from any channel. As it currently looks I won’t get the rights for future developements which is quite sad. I will still […]
Read More »Photo by Randy Son Of Robert The biggest problem with tales about software success is that they only show the survivors. This problem is independent of the domain, be it Rails, Scrum or CMMI success stories. Survivor bias is when you only look at the survivors of a process and then attribute the success of […]
Read More »There is a lot of discussion about concise code. Comparing Java to Ruby, obviously Ruby has more concise code (This article contains code examples, which could be written better and which experienced Java and Ruby developers would write in differently. But the examples were chosen to illustrate points). Compare this Ruby code taken from the […]
Read More »I’ve been adding more metrics to Meaxure, lately the DCOND metric. DCOND is the deepness of condition nesting, currently only implemented for IFs, but not for switch or the ternary operator. Deeply nested IF statements are most often a source for bugs because of their complexity. When I’ve run the first test, DCOND was very […]
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