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03 January 2021

JavaPeanuts reloaded - #askpietro

So, nine years later, here we are: a few of published posts, many periods of silence - the longest one of more than three years!! - and many ideas for incoming posts and content.

But the "Java" prefix no longer matches my professional life, I moved a long time ago to other technologies - .Net and NodeJs above all - and my professional interests range now from DevOps to distributed systems, from backend to frontend, from Kotlin to C# 9 to TypeScript... and - last but not least - this Blogger-powered blog shows a bunch of limits for code formatting and layout customization, which are starting to bother me... so... I decided to move to another technology stack, based on

and switched to a less language-specific blog name: now you can find my (restyled!) old posts - and soon a series of new ones - on #askpietro: keep in touch!

12 April 2012

grepcode!

grepcode is a very useful web site that allows opensource code reading and navigation in user friendly fashion: it's e.g. very convenient to compare different version of an opensource class to investigate about bugs and their resolution, but to simply navigate through code when no sources' jars in maven repositories are available, too.
And... the search engine look for classes, by name, across all the available packages...

I like it!