Originally posted by Carl Trusiak:
Well, is my face red!
Sorry, I missed that. The 4th winner is:
Chris Reeves
Originally posted by Doug Wang:
Its more and more interesting to me. Seems that these two books have many in common. I wonder whats the difference between them?
Originally posted by David O'Meara:
This has always been my dislike of logging. When you do it poorly you have a performance hit whether you have logging turned on or not.
You can wrap in isDebug statements and work on lazy evaluation of debug Strings, but then debugging starts to take a significant position in the code rather than being a side issue.
Originally posted by Steve Loughran:
I should warn you: Ant does make automated deployment possible, but it can be hard work getting it right. Even with our book, it is hard, because production systems are often managed by operations people who dont trust engineers.
Originally posted by Rishi Singh:
Welcome Eric ans Steve,
It would be nice if you guys explain us as to where exactly should we use Ant.
What purpose does it solves in development and
production stage
Rishi