Hi Pablo,
One suggestion for your logger: while it is cool to allow singleton access
with Logger.getInstance() it is even cooler if you make the Singleton access
private and call it from within the public static methods of the Logger.
For example, instead of requiring the syntax:
Logger.getInstance().log ("message");
You can shorten it to:
Logger.log ("message");
And inside your public static "log" method make the call to the private
"getInstance" method. I have used this pattern in a few of my static Manager
classes and it works really well and makes your code neater. I've never seen
anyone else do this, I don't know if it is considered "bad form" or anything
but it works great for me :)
Kind regards,
Scott W.
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