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Open Source
I just released SomnifugiJMS v22. Not alpha-0-22. After reading some blogs and reflectin, SomnifugiJMS is finally done with alpha releases.
I reuse code from almost every project I've ever worked on. Structuring the project to help reuse seems to be important, but isn't without cost. I have settled on one way, but am not convinced it's the best.
I plan to use autoboxing in a project, so I'm responding to Erb Cooper's damning blog, "The Terror That Is Autoboxing."
