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Coding Flies: Apr 24, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Friday, April 24, 2009. Just for the heck of it. Some classes I have taken in the past:. Password is "adda"* but you didn't hear that from me. Go ahead, check 'em out. Ruby Gems and Python Eggs. Ever need to write some code and think to yourself "Somebody has. To have already written this (insert grumbling, moaning, sighing, etc.)? Also has a package index that you may browse. One great thing you can do to expand your programming horizons is to snoop around in t...
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Coding Flies: Apr 20, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Monday, April 20, 2009. This is an excerpt from another blog, I think it has some nice insights:. Some people really enjoy the ability to create something. You start with a blank canvas, or an empty file, and you write code. Eventually that code gets compiled, packaged or whatever and becomes an executable thing. For something like a web site, you actually get to see and interact with your creation. Puzzles and Problem Solving. Yes, absolutely. However, many...
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Coding Flies: Apr 26, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Sunday, April 26, 2009. 5 Ways to Become a Better Programmer. Here are five easy ways to become a better programmer. Think of these more as a mindset, rather than a checklist of things to do. If you follow these steps and make them attitudes, you will grow in programming by leaps and bounds. On tips and resources for coming up with programs to write. 2 Spend Time on Forums. Forum-goers are generally a helpful lot. This is also a good place to do number 3. This c...
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Coding Flies: Programming, or Just Hacking?
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Friday, May 15, 2009. Programming, or Just Hacking? The business world can be a rough place for a developer. It seems client demands, under-staffing, and deadlines can make the most elegant and clean programmer a little dirty. Or a lot dirty. The question after you have to ask before you start coding your solution is: AM I A PROGRAMMER, OR A HACKER? WELL ARE YA PUNK? January 30, 2012 at 1:31 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Huntingdon, PA, United States.
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Coding Flies: Apr 19, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Sunday, April 19, 2009. To learn to program you must program. This is a concept that a lot of time flies over beginners. They get excited about coding, but instead of grinding out some code, they read tutorial after tutorial, or search through the web looking for something that isn't there. But, once you realize this concept, what do you do about it? A great place to find these are forum threads. Right now Programming Forums has some great challenges. I am a col...
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Coding Flies: May 23, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Saturday, May 23, 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Huntingdon, PA, United States. I am a college student majoring in both Mathematics and Computer Science. I am starting my senior year. I enjoy programming, lifting weights, repairing pinball machines, and reading the Bible. The beginning of my Sophomore year of college I dedicated my life to Jesus. View my complete profile. How to create a htpasswd file. Doctor Grumpy in the House. December 7, 1941.
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Coding Flies: May 1, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Friday, May 1, 2009. This is a comment I put on a post at Justin's blog. This should be interesting, since this week was my first week as a programming intern. What do you do on a daily basis at your programming job? How much time do you spend programming? As a programmer you work with code constantly. What other tasks do you do besides programming? How long is your lunch break? I eat at my desk, no one really bothers you, generally you have about an hour. What ...
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Coding Flies: Apr 15, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Wednesday, April 15, 2009. New to Python (and blogging). I shall begin at the beginning. I am a Junior in an undergraduate program in Mathematics and Computer Science, I have just gotten a programming internship for the summer. What does this mean? That in the endless sea of knowledge in the programming world I am about two feet deep. After nosing around on it, I personally recommend Quick and Painless Python Tutorial. Code snippets that might be helpful. Subscr...
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Coding Flies: May 9, 2009
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A quest deep into the land of programming. Saturday, May 9, 2009. Pass the variable, please. One property that has tremendous bearing on any programming language is how variables are passed. There are generally two methods, passing by reference and passing by value. Passing by reference takes the memory location of the variable or pointer and passes that into the function that takes the parameter. In short, this means that any work or changes done to the object or primitive is changed for good. Knowing w...
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