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Groovy Badness: Turn a List into a Map

I’ve always enjoyed finding bugs in languages. I still fondly recall finding a bug in Perl concerning the “while () { .. }” construct and file names that evaluate to ‘false’, like a file named “0”, for example. More recently, … Continue reading

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Tim’s Rule on Agile

Tim’s Rule on Agile: If you read a description of Agile practices and do not find at least one thing wrong per page, then you do not have enough experience to make Agile work. Tim’s first corollary to the Rule … Continue reading

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