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Debugging a deployed GWT application from Eclipse

The new feature encapsulated by MatcherAttibute in Moq allows developers to create quite easy argument matchers. In a scenario with a Customer class and a IFooService: public class Customer { public string Name { get; set; } public int Age

In my quest for making every piece of code testable, I run across the requestor pattern. You won’t find it doing a Google search. I first saw it in many places in JDT’s source code. The idea is separating an extraction of information (a processor)...

In the first part of the article, we showed how to let a JSF bean drive a GWT module through an exposed JavaScript API. Now we’ll see how to make a GWT module raise events in a way such that a call to the server is made letting it respond accordingly...

Since some time ago, there seems to be a fight between two “philosophies” as regards web applications. Each philosophy has its own representatives amongst the various frameworks or platforms we can select to help us develop our app. On one hand there...

GuardQ: Guard class meets Linq

In these days of agile and TDD, most probably you had to deal with mocks. In such case, you have two options: create hundreds of mock classes by hand, one for each expected behavior for every unit test, or use a mock framework. There are many mock...

Automatic "Organize Usings" when saving files on VS2008

Here are some Java tips for making your code more beautiful, understandable, reliable and maintable. They are in no particular order. Suppose your code will be read by somebody else. Even if you are working on a project on your own, it’s worth commenting...

Build Xml files in Ruby