Posts Tagged Reference
Whats on Your Book Shelf – Agile
Posted by cgrant in Agile, Technology on January 12, 2011
So one thing I always find intersting is hearing about what everyone has on their bookshelf. So I thought I’d provide a list of some really good books I’ve been devouring recently, and hopefully hear back on what you all are reading.
Drop a comment with what’s on your bookshelf?
Here are some Agile books I’ve been reading recently. Read the rest of this entry »
Bite Size: Refactoring in Eclipse
Posted by cgrant in Architecture, Development, Java, Technology on August 6, 2008
IDEs offer many tools that speed up the development process. Among the many features in eclipse for coding are a series of commands for refactoring code. Understanding how to quickly utilize these commands will dramatically speed up your development process.
- Display Available Refactor Commands (Alt+Shift+T)
- Rename (Alt+Shift+R)
- Extract to Local Variable (Alt+Shift+L)
- Extract to Method (Alt+Shift+M)
- Change Method Signature (Alt+Shift+Y)
- Undo Refactoring (Ctrl+Z)
Money well spent
Posted by cgrant in Career Development, Productivity, Technology on November 12, 2006
An interesting thing happens when you get married and have kids, you start evaluating your purchases more. While I’m still trying to convince my wife that “The View” would be so much better on a High-Def Plasma TV, I have made some purchases I have no regrets on. Top on my list is my monthly subscription to Safari Books Online. Safari is an invaluable resource. I can read any number of tech books whenever I want, and with the amount of topics I’m interested in purchasing every book from the store would seriously cut into my Plasma TV fund. When I’m done with a book online I just remove it from my shelf and grab another one. I would highly suggest Safari Books Online if you do any technology reading.
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