I ended up using JMUnit for my mobile java project. The Sony Ericsson jUnit tool is great when you have to run the tests from a PC on a real device or from a “real” jUnit application. It’s a more advanced tool, but for my needs at the moment, it’s a bit overkill. So I […]
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Unit testing java mobile
Tuesday, 22 July 2008
I used to work for Sony Ericsson and my first job for the company was developing the J2ME SDK. The last thing I did as a developer was initiating the Mobile jUnit development (another guy finished it, though, and he should get the credit for it becoming a great tool.) This was a couple of […]
Using iMacros for testing
Saturday, 19 July 2008
I’ll try using the iMacros Firefox plugin for testing a web service I’m developing. Will get back on how good it works. Speaking of Firefox plugins, Firebug is a must have if you’re doing web development. Updated: a quick test and comparison to Selenium makes the latter the winner for testing.
Subversion and dav using https: Method PROPFIND is not defined
Friday, 18 July 2008
The following error message can occur when trying to use subversion on an apache2 server over https and dav: 501 Method PROPFIND is not defined in RFC 2068 and is not supported by the Servlet API. The error message is quite misleading. It can be caused by a simple misspelling of the server. In my […]
The beta is dead, long live the beta
Monday, 14 July 2008
Beta is not what it used to be. It used to mean “buggy and unusable”, meant to be used in a transition phase from development to finished product. Now it means “usable, but still under development” or “we’re still adding new features” – or maybe just “free”. That’s slightly different. Well, it’s actually very different. […]
About competition
Sunday, 15 July 2007
You might be the king of your field, but to someone else, you’re just dinner.
About comments
Sunday, 15 July 2007
What does the sign mean? When you comment your code, what you express might seem obvious and easy to understand. But what happens after some time has passed? Will it seem as obvious then? Good code never makes the reader confused.
Following a path
Sunday, 3 June 2007
Following a path will increase your speed, but you do not know if you are on the correct path without a map.
Built on empty ground
Thursday, 26 April 2007
Even the emptiest of wastelands can become the ground on which to build a house. When you start with a blank slate the opportunities are endless but you lack the framework to put them in. This is a great freedom as well as a severe limitation. Be prepared for a long journey and enjoy the […]
A bear has paws
Thursday, 26 April 2007
If you are a bear, you will need a very special keyboard to write code.