By bloid
via labs.thesedays.com
Published: Jun 05 2007 / 11:11
API’s are hot and if I had the chance I would be full time an API designer. About a year ago I fell in love with the abstract layer and lately it feels like a drag to do any actual implementation. I have the tendency to over-architect my projects just for the sake of it, but I can’t help myself. If there’s some kind of support group I’d like to hear about it ;) The consequence is that a gained a lot of experience designing API’s, even when it was not completely justified. This is what I’ve learned:
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Setting up a Vert.x (Mod) project to work with Maven and Netbeans 7.1 on OS X and Java 7
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Complexify - A jQuery Password Strength Meter Plugin - Functionn
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How many people does it take to make 9 million Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphones?
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When Will Software Verification Matter?
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Symfony Community Survey 2012
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After Amazon, how many clouds do we need?
Comments
wytten replied ago:
lame
sproket replied ago:
Yay, another Astronaut Architect. Just what the world needs more of.
mostlyharmless replied ago:
Whats with the vulgar language just thrown in there all of a sudden?
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