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9:05 Make sure your package name is correct with the big J after cs410 because otherwise I think you'll have to manually change it in each source code file you add. I just copied and pasted the package name out of a source code file for an old project to be sure.

Fell behind about halfway through the live lecture and re-watched today with much pausing and rewinding to catch up.

Configuring Debugger - link to [ 46:00 ]

very clear explenation David! Thank you.

Hello teacher, please help me the following question stackoverflow.com/questions/45579947/reflection-class-only-initialized-once

Hi, I am new here, saw CS410J videos but how can I access dependency jar that you used in pom. I am really interested in following this course.

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Hy ..could you post a link to the podcast videos from 2009 ? +David Whitlock

Thank you!

Thanks!

very good video. very informative.

i have been looking for a good intro to unit testing. this talk, like so many i have previewed, starts off with a discussion of "why we should test". the problem is, none of these talks start off, and many of them never even define, what a test **is**. early on in this talk, whitlock points out, "Every new piece of functionality should have a test ("unit test")" switched around, this is the start of a definition, namely, a unit test is a test of a piece of functionality. lovely. then how about more than that? as in, a unit test is a piece of code that takes a function as an input, applies a defined input to that function, and then tests the output of that function against an expected output to see if they match. being new to unit testing, i do not know if this is a good definition or not, and i assume that if i look, i will eventually find a good definition. but it seems to me that any course on doing X aimed at people who have not done X before should start not with why we do X, but on what X is. then you can proceed sensibly to why we would or would not want to do it.

This was really helpful. Thanks a lot.

Great lecture Thanks David

The slides that I discuss in this screencast about Apache Maven are available at: web.cecs.pdx.edu/~whitlock/pdf/maven-2x2.pdf

Thank you David! Are your slides available to download? I'm not in your class but the tutorial is great and I'd like to have some hard copy of the notes. Thanks!

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Very useful, I was wondering if we can generate .java source files from the .class files using a Java API reflection?

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Thanks for sharing. Very detailed explanation.

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Thanks man! Very helpful!

Very informative and very well explained. At first i thought that plain text instead of images would be boring, but actually seeing code is very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

Nice explanation, thanks for that. Looking forward to watch more videos