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Author: Łukasz Kucharski

Few thoughts on Crockford’s “JavaScript: The Good Parts”

I’ve just finished reading Crockford’s book and decided to drop a few lines before I put it back on company bookshelf.

In my opinion this is MUST READ for anyone Read more

Posted on May 5, 2011August 14, 2012Author Łukasz Kucharski

Tags Douglas Crockford, JavaScript, JavaScript The Good PartsLeave a comment

JAX-WS Logging – how to log JAX-WS messages with log4j or commons logging

There is this project I’m currently supporting, for the sake of example lets call it the Skynet – yeah like ‘Terminator the movie’ Skynet. Skynet Read more

Posted on March 31, 2011August 14, 2012Author Łukasz Kucharski

Tags JAX-WS, log4j, logging, message logging, web services4 Comments