Google recently released yet another interesting piece of Java machinery, Guice. Given the direction that Spring 2.0 is going in, this looks like a good alternative if you’re looking for a simple dependency injection framework. If you’re curious about what is different between Guice and Spring, you can read more about their differences [...]

While I did once interview with Google and didn’t make it very far, my friend Rod actually got invited to the Googleplex to interview but ultimately was not offered a job. However, that wasn’t the end of the saga. In fact I just re-read his original post about his visit there and noticed [...]

Greg Stein announced on the Google Code Updates Blog that they’ve added downloads and a simple wiki. Examples of the new download functionality, and a wiki are also provided.
This makes me happy; it’s just in time for my “I’m not working the rest of the year” vacation so I can finally write up some [...]

I was just cleaning up some stuff out of the recycle bin in one of my GMail accounts when GMail gave me this “Recycling Tip”:

Someone who reads Slashdot at Google must have added this “suggestion”.
In case you’re reading this article with confusion, you can read more about tinfoil hats here.