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The term Software Archeology has been used in various forms since early 2001. The concept of Software Archeology is an approach or methodology that helps individual team members or entire teams to understand exactly what they have in the code they're going to be working on. The approach is also very useful when deconstructing an existing piece of software to find patterns of design and development that could be "harvested" in future developments. The great thing about Software Archeology is that it doesn't only pertain to Java but can be used with any software language. This article will focus specifically on Java but the approach can be applied to almost any kind of development project. In today's market where the Java language is very mature and most new Java projects ... (more)

Standardized Tooling: Building Bridges, Not Walls

Some walls are necessary. We use brick-and-mortar walls to support buildings and firewalls to protect our computers from attack. But not all walls are good. Consider the Berlin Wall, a wall of segregation. It divided a country and its citizens, but has subsequently been brought down by people working together because upon re-evaluation the Wall did more harm than good. These thoughts led... (more)

Disaster Recovery Plans Be Prepared

It would seem only logical that after 9/11, one of the most horrific days in American history, corporations large and small would be ready for unforeseen catastrophic events. However, by one recent estimate, less than 38% have put a complete disaster recovery plan in place - the policies, processes, procedures, and architecture to deal with unforeseen events. In the wake of Hurricanes Ka... (more)