function com.seriouscompany.business.java.fizzbuzz.packagenamingpackage.impl.FizzBuzz.fizzbuzz(int n) is too big to understand. Also I think that name n for an argument is too simple and it doesn't reveal its real meaning.

The Documentation Standards Committee conducted its annual year-end audit and found this project to be severely lacking. See the minutes of the annual off-site for more detail: https://confluence.seriouscompany.com/display/~documenation_commitee/Annual+Meeting+Minutes+2015

As referenced in issue #240, documentation is an essential tool for assuring the continued maintenance of high-grade enterprise software.

This branch increases the number of comment lines 11800% from 3 in the current master branch to 357 as counted by cloc $(git ls-files) This is an essential addition to ensure future maintainability.

I heard that for loops were inefficient, so I fixed it. This was really hard to implement - I got confused mid-way through writing the function but I kept going and now it works! 😃 I think.

But now we finally have no for loops in the entire program. Yay!

This PR takes care of issue #118. The amateur reporting it suggested using java.io.Writer as the basis of abstraction. I say, "that's too damned locked in!" Being a superior coder, I decided to standardize on java.io.OutputStream, which can handle untold volumes of data that java.io.Writer just can't fathom.

The full unit test suite passes, and the project is much better off having been liberated from the vendor lock-in that is System.out.

You're welcome.

As is the wont of enterprise quality projects, Fizz Buzz Enterprise Edition has really taken off and has risen to enjoy the popularity that you would expect for a solution of this caliber and with such widespread commercial appeal.

As we hope to continue enjoying the enterprise-grade pull requests, issues, and discussions created by the community, it seems due time to expand the team. We are primarily looking for people to help respond politely to issues and decide whether pull requests satisfy organization code quality policies. With the plethora of community feedback we are receiving, we feel some of the invaluable community feedback goes unheeded due to lack of time.

If you are interested in becoming an official member of the team and being granted the privileges needed to help supervise our issues and pull requests, you should comment on this issue.

We would particularly like to hear from @Dmitry-Me or @joezeng, who we think possess precisely the right Enterprise mindset, but anyone is welcome to apply.

This repository is hosted on Github, which is fine for individuals who want to play around but is inappropriate for serious businesses. Please move this repository to Perforce.

Implementation of following best practices:

Every class should be final by default, except classes explicitly designed to be extensible. Unfortunately Spring beans cannot be final - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2657432/make-spring-service-classes-final Also method and constructor parameters, field and variables should be final. This is a no-brainer.

It is recommended to use constructor injection instead of field injection to provide better testability and safety against NPE. Every object should be fully initialized upon construction.

Using .this to access fields provide a safety against accidental use of parameter/variable, thus greatly reducing a number of possible bugs..

Supersedes: #153 #172

Resources: http://whiley.org/2011/12/06/final-should-be-default-for-classes-in-java

There is a bug in Java that is making #307 fail with a Buffer Overflow. Stack Overflow says that this is not the fault of the excellent programmer that wrote the code, but is a bug in Java instead. We need to fix Java.

The POM needs to be improved in order to meet our company requirements defined in several working procedures: If the dependency management is not uphold in a proper parent pom, it needs to done in the current pom in order to later be merged into our parent pom. this is to be done upon change requests from the Architectual team.

Project has been halted due to lack of funds for the provided CAPEX account. All allocated CAPEX has been used. Please provide a new funding code to allocate resourcing costs to.

Shebangs are supported by practically everything, and if you've got DOSBox then this will make it run! Problem solved, thank you very much. This fixes everything with no side-effects whatsoever.

Just merge this please. No need to check that it runs; I know it does and you can see that I'm not sneaking anything past this or anything like that. You can thank me later.

I'm not going to repeat myself. By next Friday deployment (5pm) if device geolocation logging has not been implemented we will have to evaluate your future at this company.

You cant call anything enterprise unless it support a legacy version of oracle Enterprise Database. So you can be sure you add enterprice support costs.

Store each number and fizzbuss result in a table with a strange language support. then add a layer on top that make it seemless with getters,setters and factories

If you feel for it you can also make the layer generic so we can support any enterprise database like IBM DB2 or a cloud conncector to AWS EC2 storage.

I have saw other issues (and solutions) to fixing this program on less modern OS like toasters and water bottles, but the fixes have not worked for my radio. It is equipped with "modern" computer parts, but it is very outdated and I am financially struggling so I am unable to afford a device that can run this program.

The fact that issues still open is a bit alarming given that proxy authentication would have been required. Maybe the blockchain implementation in issue #621 would help in securing this list?