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@flygirlcourt and I finally @altonbrown -fied our spice cabinet after talking about doing it for years. Like most things, I wish we had done it a long time go. Wipe to the 2nd pic to see all the bottles we were able to purge so we can see all our spices at once. #diy #weekendwarrior #soice #spices #cabinet #food #foodie #yum #eat #cook #cooklife #chef #cheflife #organization
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I found this very, very exciting java app which shows the inner structure of your application. And with this new insight you can analyse your application how clear is the structure of it.
I admit, that I was so excited that I could not thing of anything else. I imagined that I will use it after every commit, I will put it as a build step into the Jenkins. But after a while, I realised that okey, I can use it in a real project, but it doesn’t help me everyday. It is a good tool to verify your application regularly, but not after every commit. :)
Let’s see, how we can use this tool, really.
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