Monthly Archives: October 2006

Ruby reflection ‘requires’ a lot

Posted on October 27, 2006 by Brian Pontarelli

I’m been doing some work in Ruby to build a parser framework and I wanted to have pluggable parsers from the command line. I figured this would be simple because in Java it actually is pretty simple, as long as … Continue reading →

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Old Indigo vs. Jini post and blog comment rules

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Brian Pontarelli

Okay, I’ve been doing a lot of research on SOA and distribution lately for some material I’m putting together for Platinum Solutions and I ran into a post by Craig McMurthy about Indigo vs. Jini. This one is pretty old, … Continue reading →

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Writing public APIs

Posted on October 4, 2006 by Brian Pontarelli

I’ve been working with the writers of a popular framework lately on some issues with a release. One of the things we ran into was that the semantics of a method changed with the new release and this in turn … Continue reading →

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