Don’t clutter your code with isDebugEnabled

Posted on June 9, 2009 - Filed Under Development | 12 Comments

The main function of a good logging implementation is to provide a clear overview of the functioning of a system. Basically, the logging must describe the inner workings of a system and provide the necessary details to the readers of the log. In fact, good logging can drastically reduce maintenance costs of your applications, especially [...]

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Partial page refresh with AJAX and JQuery

Posted on March 17, 2009 - Filed Under Development | 8 Comments

From time to time I need some kind of mechanism to continuously refresh a web page in order to provide a real-time dashboard of some kind. It would be great if I only could refresh a part of a specific page, for example: the traffic lights on a dashboard that indicate the status of the [...]

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