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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Java: The worst part? Checked exceptions.
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This guy hates checked exceptions in Java, with good reason. They are also a bad idea in C++. Bruce Eckel has chimed in as well. A ...
Friday, July 15, 2011
Git: Why should I use git instead of Subversion, CVS, etc?
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Since the announcement that GoogleCode now supports git, many people are wondering why it's preferable to Subversion or even CVS. Here i...
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Linux: Memory usage with Exmap
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Wow . I can read the output from top just fine, but this little utility is amazing.
Monday, July 11, 2011
C++0x: Does it have closures?
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No. It has downward funargs , but not upward. More discussion is here . This means that something in the style of node.js would be a bit ...
HTTP: Truly a stateless protocol?
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> Is HTTP stateful or Stateless? Also, it would be really great is you > please do let me know where can I find more details regardin...
Parameterized tests
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There was a reddit discussion on assert vs. UnitTest-style assert_equal etc. I really have no preference between assert x == y and a...
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Concurrency in node.js: Objects vs. Functions -- or maybe both!
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Here is an excellent article on using node.js as a simple web-server. In particular, it talks about dependency injection (with a reference...
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