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Documentation Fun.

By thomasnguyencom October 25, 2006

Scope of the change //Original StatusType getDRESS_REHEARSAL() { return(StatusType) get(“DRESS_REHEARSAL”, new StatusType()); } //Changed StatusType getDRESS_REHEARSAL() { return(StatusType) get(“DISASTER_RECOVERY”, new StatusType()); } Please ignore the method name, it still remains. It’s everywhere in the code.…

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Application Rewrite.

By thomasnguyencom September 11, 2006

Remember the BBOM project? They’re talking about letting me rewrite it. Finally a project where I can use tools I like: Subversion, CruiseControl, Ant, Hibernate, WebWork, Selenium, and possibly more. AWESOME. I’m not sure where…

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Project BBOM, Part 3?

By thomasnguyencom July 12, 2006

After the migration of my first project, I have become the owner of the mess, awesome. I’m trying to convince the manager to let me scrap it and rewrite it. I’m currently fixing a bug…

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My Contribution to BBOM, Boo.

By thomasnguyencom May 23, 2006

//Big Ball of Mud Pattern Deadlines are more important than good & solid code. I found myself between a rock and a hard place. I guess to keep your job, you just have to do…

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Big Ball of Mud…Pattern?!

By thomasnguyencom April 13, 2006

So…WTF is a Big Ball of Mud Pattern? Click and read. It’s real and I just took ownership of a project that uses this “BBOM” pattern. Don’t you think I’m lucky?! BLECH. JSPs/ASPs integrated could…

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