Thu, 20 August 2009 Hey everyone - Richard here. We have started a new Google Group for discussions around Illegal Argument so they are more accessible than the comments on this blog. The URL is http://groups.google.com/group/illegalargument Greg currently has the assignment for "meatier" topics to talk about, but you have some to suggest, feel free to post them here. Java/JVM/JVM Community related please :-) And for the listener bonus! Infinitest which I have been speaking about using (and which makes a huge difference to my ability to do TDD in Eclipse) have a special 25% off the commercial license cost - just use the coupon "Illegal-Argument-Rocks". There are only 50 of them (well, 49 now) and they last until the end of August, so be in quick! I'll be talking about it more as I try and fold it in to my Groovy development in Eclipse. Oh, and none of us are commercially (or non-commercially) involved with the http://infinitest.org guys, I just think their product is incredible. Category: general -- posted at: 10:14 PM Comments[0] |
Sat, 30 May 2009 Due to an unfortunate recording problem (someone forgot to plug in the microphone) this weeks podcast got recorded on the internal microphone of the MacBook. As the recording suffered too many sound issues (distance, fan noises, and the on the rare case that Mark actually speaks - frog like sounds) we've decided not to post this episode. Episode #7 will now come next week - and we'll make sure to plug things in :-) Category: general -- posted at: 2:15 AM Comments[3] |
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Greg is a mobile developer doing Java ME, Symbian and Android. A Lisp Lover and wanna be language polyglot. He likes Heavy Metal, Squash and Cycling
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Mark is an ex Delphi, Smalltalk liking Lisp lover who happens to do Java most of the time. He like Heavy Metal and tweets way too often.
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Richard is Groovy/Grails/Java/JavaScript/GWT developer working primarily in the web space doing applications for a wide range of clients. Currently working for Sky TV doing GWT/Java/Maven/Spring/easyb work.
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Antony Stubbs is currently (06/09) deeply into Wicket, Maven, dabbles in Scala, Groovy and Open Source technology in general. He believes that not doing things well is a waste of time, and is now trying to start his own 'thing'.
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