Clean Code

What I Learned This Week (Week 50/2013)

Each week I write a blog post which describes what I learned that week. I write these blog posts for two reasons. First, I want to keep track of my personal development and writing regular blog posts is a great way to do it. Second, I want to share my findings with you. I hope […] Read more

What I Learned This Week (Week 48/2013)

Each week I write a blog post which describes what I learned that week. I write these blog posts for two reasons. First, I want to keep track of my personal development and writing regular blog posts is a great way to do it. Second, I want to share my findings with you. I hope […] Read more

What I Learned This Week (Week 46/2013)

Each week I write a blog post which describes what I learned that week. I write these blog posts for two reasons. First, I want to keep track of my personal development and writing regular blog posts is a great way to do it. Second, I want to share my findings with you. I hope […] Read more

From Top to Bottom - TDD for Web Applications

I am a "testing fanatic" but I don’t understand test-driven development. Or so I thought. I have read a few books and numerous blog posts about it, and all of them have one major problem: The examples are always too simple. Those examples might be helpful if you write simple text editors or calculators for […] Read more

Rod Johnson Is Right: The Scala Community Need to Grow Up

The one thing that has always bothered me about functional programming languages is that they seem to attract very intelligent and extremely arrogant people. You might argue that these people are the loud minority of the functional programming community, and you might be right. But guess what? It does not matter. If you want to […] Read more

Why I Changed My Mind About Field Injection?

I used to be a huge fan of field injection. But one day I started to question myself. Could it be possible that I have been mistaken? Let's find out what happened. Can It Be Too Simple? I was, of course, aware of the fact that field injection versus constructor injection versus setter injection is […] Read more