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I wrote about JUnit Max in a previous post. In that post I commented that I was not sure if people were willing to pay $2/month for it. It turned out that I was right. Kent Beck just announced that he has deadpooled JUnit Max.

It is kind of sad that it seems impossible to sell such a great product, but I guess we have got used to that all tools are free. If I look at myself, I would rather have to pay one-time license fee for it than a $2/month subscription. Too much hassle filing expense reports every month for such a small amount.

That said, I actually never tried it since it was not available for NetBeans. Please remember us NetBeans folks next time! Maybe we are easier to get money from than the Eclipse guys…

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The PDFs from this year’s JavaOne Technical Sessions are now available on Sun Developer Network (SDN). Check it out here.

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Well, this post has nothing to do with Java or agile. That is, unless you can consider a netbook to be a lightweight tool for Java development

I just finished upgrading the RAM on mine. Maybe not such a great achievement, but I sure have never had to screw the whole computer apart to be able to add a piece of RAM before. Thanks to some helpful videos on YouTube it was doable. Shame on you, Acer!

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