There are several ways to remove svn binding from a directory and its sub-directories. However, in this post, we write a PowerShell script to perform this task. To do so, we have to remove all the enclosing directories named “.svn“. Following PowerShell script first gets all the directories that we want remove and then, delete … Continue reading »
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PowerShell | Stopping processes using a PowerShell script
This post is about stopping a particular process or processes using PowerShell script. I often use this script to shutdown processes from shell. A straightforward way to achieve this is as follows : However, above command requires the knowledge of the process id, which can be retrieved using get-process PowerShell command. However, if the process … Continue reading »
Eclipse PDE | get all the Projects available in current Workspace
This post quickly describes how to get the list of projects available in the current Eclipse workspace. Eclipse PDE’s API provides the functionalities to query different meta-data relevant to the current Eclipse workspace. Using following code snippet, all the projects of the current workspace can be retrieved as an array of IProject … Continue reading »
Summary : “Towards Context Sensitive Domain Specific Languages” by Laird & Barrett
The high cost of developing and integrating Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) in an existing system narrows down its applicability in other domains. In this frequently changing world, the abstraction of a domain also undergoes change, which makes the maintainability of an existing DSL costly as it is change-susceptible. To overcome the problem attached to the integration, … Continue reading »
Coordination Strategies: Beyond Scrum | Part 3
In the previous post, we discuss different strategies that are imperative in successful implementation of Scrum process model in the GSD context. In this post, we take this discussion further by introducing few strategies that are originated from other disciplines than software development; however, can have positive impact on the LFDS. Queuing Theory: Increase Parallelism … Continue reading »