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- VisualAspects (2,422 bytes)
11: ...lack text on black background, there will be many people who complain about behaviour of your rendering en... - Have You Ever Wondered (13,635 bytes)
1: Many people want to know, before they start to read a book, w...
7: ...stems today and twenty years ago? Do you know why people consider ugly solutions wrong? If you've ever ask...
20: ...''class'''es? Was the dispute resolved somehow or people just kept their original views? Yes, I've partici...
27: Why did people prefer [[wikipedia::Spring Framework|Spring]] ove...
44: ...s not that hurt consistency? Yes, partially. Most people seem to be able to keep design consistency when t... - Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Theory:LanguagesForEvolution (2,746 bytes)
5: ...it to others by publishing it on the website. Now people unknown to us, distributed all around the world d... - APIDesignPatterns:Exceptions (8,610 bytes)
29: ...ad of factory method. Still, if you do not expect people to benefit from subclassing your exception, make ... - Mercurial (2,844 bytes)
15: developers, in the [[Hg]] world people have to think. And that is slightly
19: For a while people were complaining and making mistakes. But slowly ... - Ezekiel2517 (2,459 bytes)
7: ... and tempting, yet it was also quite annoying for people around me. At least that is my guess from seeing ... - Parallel Inventions (1,600 bytes)
1: ...] has been independently invented by at least two people in the middle of 18th century. What was so specia...
3: ...t they'll make sense. Why at that time? Why three people at once?
5: ...that each era has something in the air that turns people's attention towards similar problems and tunes th... - OSGi (7,935 bytes)
11: ... [[NetBeans]] case). However, then one finds that people can use an [[OSGi]] bundle without starting it!
18: ...'' and ''started''. [[OSGi]] is very flexible and people tend to use it in many ''innovative'' ways. - Ruby (3,004 bytes)
35: ...ut what ''TCO'' for some technology is. But maybe people are realizing that now. Which may also be the rea... - CompilerOptimizations (5,391 bytes)
23: ...imization are not as invisible as they should be. People can rely on or be hurt by them. They can influenc... - JUnit (542 bytes)
1: ...], but with the release of [[JUnit]]4 most of the people who already had an investment in [[JUnit]] tests ... - Dependencies (5,080 bytes)
13: ... simplification of the real environment required. People often say: ''my library needs [[Java]] version 1....
23: ...''equality'' dependency is too restricting. Often people use ''equal or greater than'' dependency. This fo...
25: ...evolution|evolve]] the [[API]] well. However most people designing commonly used libraries understand this... - LeakingCulturalContext (2,757 bytes)
2: Many People Have to Die?]] sidebar from [[Ever_Changing_Targe... - FriendPackages (5,397 bytes)
3: ...ces need to be placed in the same directory. Many people do not like that, as this mixes the classes repre...
5: This often leads people to open the APIs up and use '''public''' or '''pr... - Errata 10 (1,354 bytes)
19: ...ype parameter is bit confusing. While most of the people are familiar with single uppercase letter (like '... - Good Technology (3,666 bytes)
1: ...t makes a [[Technology]] ''good''? What made some people to select one [[technology]] over another? What a...
21: ...an be seen as being [[wikipedia::coolness|cool]]. People like to talk about cool things, like to show to o... - ExceptionExtensibility (3,165 bytes)
10: Now people can use this method to do many things, complex on... - Blogs:PetrHejl:BeautyMatters (3,396 bytes)
5: ...tly (or completely) different things to different people. That is why many of the engineering disciplines ...
9: ...ose of the source code is to be shared by several people (not machines). So compilable and runnable code i... - JavaScript (4,469 bytes)
5: ...] or [[TeaVM]]). [[I]] don’t see any reason why people should code in assembler anymore. And certainly I...
7: [[I]] know large group of people that are fine with [[JavaScript]], but face it: I...
31: ...e will still deliver [[good]] enough results, and people will have conferences to worship the way they do ... - AnnotationProcessor (1,554 bytes)
7: ...lightly shift mean of the [[API]] just by letting people compile their applications against new version of...
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