The Buck Stops Here
Shortly after becoming a manager, most managers realize that one of the advantages in this new situation is that you don’t have to do everything by yourself. Some realize sooner or later that you actually… The Buck Stops Here
Shortly after becoming a manager, most managers realize that one of the advantages in this new situation is that you don’t have to do everything by yourself. Some realize sooner or later that you actually… The Buck Stops Here
So, last time I wrote about what you need to get started with iPhone development. I thought now would be a good time to talk about stuff I encountered along the way, which I guess… iPhone development – continued..
A while back, I assumed responsibility for an initiative which includes iPhone development. Having had to bootstrap the project, I went through the various stages of learning, technology choices, getting the right material and establishing… iPhone development – the beginning
I’ve been playing around with Twitter lately, and found the social aspects of it quite intriguing. In other social networks I participate in (like Facebook or LinkedIn), connections usually denotes there’s some kind of personal… Why are you following me?
I’ve been to JavaEdge 2008 last week, and while many of the sessions were interesting, I found the one about the Java Language Change particularly intriguing. During the session 10 proposed changes were introduced, all… Java Language Change
While exploring the Stripes framework, I spent a while looking at how to add the ‘spinner’ indicator when your server side is processing a long request. Here’s a short summary of what I did to… Adding AJAX delay/loading indicator using Java Stripes
I just stumbled upon this blog entry and the first thought that came to my mind was ‘I wish I would have read it 90 days ago’.. I started working for a new place just… My ninety days
So, I moved my blog to my own place.. Although the blog is still hosted at blogger, the domain name will be from now on: cloneable.lifshitz.net.
The origin of the name comes from Java’s Cloneable interface which means that, if a class implements the Cloneable interface it is an indication for the Object.clone() method that it is legal to make a… What is Cloneable?