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December 2004 - Posts

Merry Christmas, one and all

Well another year is almost over, with just the various excesses of Christmas and New Year's Eve to go... I've started my New Year's resolutions early this year, though, by adding a few planned iterations to WhaTBI?. These are likely to be my first "real" Read More
posted Friday, December 24, 2004 9:12 AM by pdbartlett | 0 Comments
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Good progress on WhaTBI? (a statement, not a question)

The TDD approach to WhaTBI? is going better than I had hoped, which to some extent explains my lack of posting. Expect something in the not too distant future, though, when I wrestle with the concept of using of generics for type-safe data sources in Read More
posted Thursday, December 16, 2004 4:51 PM by pdbartlett | 0 Comments
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(Over) a year of 'blogging

I've just put the Christmas decorations up on the 'blog (click here to see them if you're reading this in an aggregator) which isn't much by itself, but does mean that I've been 'blogging for over a year now and somehow missed my 'blogiversary :( Read More
posted Monday, December 06, 2004 3:24 PM by pdbartlett | 1 Comments
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Back again...

The past couple of months have been unusually hectic, both at work and at home, but as of Friday I got my first "real" release here at Business Objects out of the way, so at least one aspect should be back to something resembling normality. Read More
posted Monday, December 06, 2004 2:48 PM by pdbartlett | 0 Comments
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Me.jumpOn(new Bandwagon());

Space is no longer the final frontier, but the latest beta from MSN. Mine's here but there's nothing interesting there yet (sound familiar?), but the ideas do look kinda neat. More when I've had a proper play... Read More
posted Thursday, December 02, 2004 1:02 PM by pdbartlett | 0 Comments
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Brian Oxley on composition/delegation

Yes, I'm back on that old chestnut again... Brian's posted his ideas on the subject. It is Java-focused, but mentions C++ and C# along the way so there's something for everyone! And if you're not already subscribed to the ThoughtBlogs, this Read More
posted Wednesday, December 01, 2004 10:16 AM by pdbartlett | 1 Comments
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