Craig Pardey

Recruiting is difficult.

After a decade of abuse I’ve decided to ditch my Bell landline in favour of VOIP.

When I first started working at Intelliware I was amazed at how efficient the developers were while working in Eclipse.

I was recently tasked with setting up some load tests for our Tapestry (4.1.6) web application.

There has been a lot of talk lately that Java is on its way out, mostly fueled by Apple deprecatingJava, and by Apache threateningto quit Java.

A few months ago I bought an HTC Desire from Telus.

I recently started working on a personal project - a web application - and faced a difficult decision.

I wanted to learn how to build mobile apps, so last weekend I bought Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Making App Store Apps Without Objective-C or Cocoa.

This week I encountered an interesting issue in Tapestry when I tried to dynamically load a component using Tapestry’s built-in EventListener functionality.

I had a problem recently where Eclipse couldn’t find my source files when remote debugging a particular application.

I’ve recently started using Mercurial, which is a distributed version control system.

I’ve recently started trialling JRebel at work.