I’ve given a number of interviews over my career and I’ve evolved the way I interview people. I’ve found that presenting people with real word problems and asking how they would approach it and what a possible solution would be is a great way test candidates chops. Remembering a bunch of APIs and methods isn’t [...]
Also tagged interview, JavaI’ve heard about Wicket a while back but never gave it much consideration. At the time, Spring MVC was the dominent force and I have since used it successfully on a number of projects. However, I now have a greater need for component based development rather than simple action based development. So with that [...]
Also tagged Apache, j2ee, Java, Software, WicketTop 10 New Java Features in NetBeans IDE 6.5 (Part 1) | Javalobby.
Netbeans has come a long way and I’m getting quite fed up with eclipse. I might spend a weekend and look at switching over.