Giving for a Cause: Ideyatech’s Way of Giving Back to the Community on Jan 30, 2012 in Corporate News Events blog outreach Starting the year 2012 right!!! New Year comes with new hopes and new dreams. Everyone has their own ‘New year’s resolutions”, new hopes for a better year ahead, new plans and goals to accomplish for the year. Even if the holiday season has jus...
Ideyatech’s Technical Training Classes on Dec 7, 2011 in Corporate News Events Java Technology Center blog Last November 14-22, Ideyatech held a technical training class entitled "CMIS/SC2MS Platform Technologies", the second of a three-part training program specifically designed to provide technical knowledge on operation and maintenance of case manageme...
Programming By Intention on Dec 2, 2011 in Java Stories blog clean codes code quality functional decomposition prefactoring programming by intention refactoring Cohesive, readable and expressive, easy to debug, refactor, enhance and easy to unit test. These are the qualities of good software code. However, there are factors which hinders most of us from achieving these. When a software is handed over to a nu...
Our New Office on Nov 29, 2011 in About Us Corporate News Events blog growing high-tech office October 10, 2011 — This marks the day that Ideyatech has moved to a new office. For three years, Belvedere Tower in Ortigas has been home for the company. At the time, it was an adequate ground in housing our competitive operation till it can susta...
Generics: Beauty and Madness on Jul 13, 2011 in Java Stories blog collections generics java puzzler raw types type erasure type-safety Generic types added in JDK 5.0 provided enhancement to type safety in Java. For example in using Collections, generic types allow restricting the type the collection would contain as opposed to pre-JDK5 wherein collection classes accept anything that...
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Unboxing Java Boxing on Jun 22, 2011 in Java autoboxing in java blog boxing java applications java best practices java boxed types java development java development philippines java programming There are two types in Java Programming Language. The first is primitive type such as int, double, and boolean. The second is the reference type such as String, List, and Set. Every primitive type has a corresponding reference type, called a boxed pr...
Recursively Retrieving Values using Java Reflection on May 28, 2011 in Custom Programming Java blog configurable application reflection software development I recently came across this Java code snippet we created for Open-Tides and still find it very useful in developing flexible and dynamic applications. So, why is there a need to retrieve values using reflection? The answer is simple - to allow you...
Retrieving Values using Java Reflection on May 28, 2011 in Custom Programming Java blog configurable application reflection software development I recently came across this Java code snippet we created for Open-Tides and still find it very useful in developing flexible and dynamic applications. So, why is there a need to retrieve values using reflection? The answer is simple - to allow you...
Principles of Agile Tester on May 1, 2011 in Stories agile blog tester I’ve been an Agile and Scrum twitter contributor for the past three months and I have read countless blogs and articles about Scrum and Agile Development. There’s this one Agile article that I want to share with you. This article is called Ten Pr...
