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Ruby1.8: ‘private’ doesn’t give expected level of privacy

Apr.05, 2010

The classic OOP pattern usually called encapsulation implemented in ruby with private and protected keywords methods. The distinction between API and implementation works great with both. The problem is that private doesn’t hide method for inherited classes. (continue reading…)
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Computer science ain’t as good as it should be

Jul.30, 2009

When I start studying computer science in the University class I truly believe that it is all I need to get started writing good programs. Algorithms > Functional programming > OOP > Databases > MVC is a step-by-step path of all people that learn programming of the web application. But… (continue reading…)
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When BDD user stories is productive

Jun.29, 2009

When you are skilled Unit tests writer it is not very easy to estimate the potential of BDD. Moreover in most cases BDD is used as a human-readable wrapper for unit tests. Do you really think that programmers need such abstract layer? Of course not… Users needs them.
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Pragmatic review of Google Wave technology

Jun.08, 2009

Have a good time watching the Google Wave presentation video. Looks like an excellent open technology that will make our life easier. I like the overall idea. It is really awesome. But I personally admit some things that seems useless to me…
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JBoss Seam usage makes the application code crazy!

May.04, 2009

Seam Application has a number of good innovations but let’s find out if we lose some advantages that we had before. I started application development with JBoss Seam one year ago. With the code base growth I have had more and more problems in workflow development . (continue reading…)
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