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Adam Crossland's blog about software, software engineering, web applications and creative writing sometimes, too. Primarily focused on software engineering, Googe AppEngine and Ruby on Rails.
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. Great software is worth paying for. March 26, 2013. The open source software development model has been a revolution, a sweeping tide of change and innovation that has lifted and invigorated this industry while seeming that it ought to be antagonistic to it. It is private industry for the most part that provides programmers with salaries, and giving things away for free is almost certainly going to take revenue away from some, right? May 31, 2012. Was commonly f...
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. A Better Sharded Counter. July 22, 2010. My current AppEngine project was crying out for some counters to track site-wide instances of various models, and I recalled watching Brett Slatkin’s video about building highly-scalable web apps. A few seconds of quality Google time later, and I had the ShardCounter classes ready to go. The same code is available in several locations:. Http:/ code.google.com/appengine/articles/sharding counters.html. December 09, 2008.
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. November 17, 2011. I have been spending a great many evenings working on a web application that will - some day - run on AppEngine's Go runtime. Go is a wonderful language, and programming with it is fun in a way that is increasingly uncommon. Still, it is a very new language and good references are rare. Useful documentation for the AppEngine/Go platform is even hard to come by; the so-called " Reference. Has some very valuable guides for obtaining a better mas...
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. A custom iterator pattern for Go. May 31, 2012. In my case, I found myself needing to create a custom iterator for a type that I had created. My custom type Foo. Was commonly found in collections, and it is easy enough in Go to make a slice of any type: []Foo. I was able to iterate over the collections easily with Go’s range. I was all set. Before long, I found myself needing to add a function that would take my []Foo. I needed to declare a type for my slice:.
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. Fixing Custom Tags with Django 1.2. February 15, 2011. When I upgraded to version 1.4.2 of the AppEngine SDK, I was both intrigued and alarmed to see the warning message that I ought to be using. To specify a version of Django that my application would use. On one hand, I was glad that I could switch to version 1.2, as it provides dramatically-improved. Template.register template library. Webapp.template.register template library('MVCTags'). The fix was simple&#...
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Opinions and rants on software and.things. Great software is worth paying for. March 26, 2013. The open source software development model has been a revolution, a sweeping tide of change and innovation that has lifted and invigorated this industry while seeming that it ought to be antagonistic to it. It is private industry for the most part that provides programmers with salaries, and giving things away for free is almost certainly going to take revenue away from some, right? May 31, 2012. Was commonly f...
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