2017.programmingconference.org
‹Programming› 2017 Keynotes - ‹Programming› 2017
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Mon 3 - Thu 6 April 2017. Banquet: Museum of Natural Sciences. Venue: Vrije Universiteit Brussel Building D. Salon des Refusés 2017. Salon des Refusés 2017. We are delighted to announce the following keynote speakers:. How Racket Went Meta Programming Keynote. Live Literate Programming Programming Keynote. 09:00 - 10:15: Keynotes. Keynotes I at Aula A. Live Literate Programming Programming Keynote. 09:00 - 10:15: Keynotes. Keynotes II at Aula A. How Racket Went Meta Programming Keynote. Sat 11 Mar 21:46.
rafaelcfreire.github.io
Where to Start With Functional Programming?
http://rafaelcfreire.github.io/2014/10/30/Where-to-start-with-functional-programming
Rafael Freire - Tech Blog. Where to Start With Functional Programming? Nowadays it is very common to see people discussing the use of functional programming. Most of modern languages adopt some of its principles and seems that it is a new shift that will change the way you program, but definitely isn’t. Functional programming has been around for a long time, the first functional language was LISP. Principles of Imperative Programming. As mentioned by Martin Odersky. In Functional Principles with Scala.
gbracha.blogspot.com
Room 101: An Image Problem
https://gbracha.blogspot.com/2009/10/image-problem.html
A place to be (re)educated in Newspeak. Tuesday, October 06, 2009. Imagine a library, say in Java, that provided a universal facility for saving the exact runtime state and configuration of any application. It would essentially capture the heap, all threads and their stacks, and save them to a file. The facility would be transparent to the programmer - you wouldn’t need to change your program in any way, beyond calling the library function. Pretty neat. The idea hasn’t caught on. Why? On the image mechan...
blog.3plus4.org
A Taste of Nested Classes, part 2 « 3 + 4
http://blog.3plus4.org/2008/12/07/a-taste-of-nested-classes-part-2
The neighbourhood of 7. Laquo; A Taste of Nested Classes, part 1. A Taste of Nested Classes, part 3. A Taste of Nested Classes, part 2. Continues from part 1. Let’s now look at some message sends. Suppose we design the application so that the message. Is sent to an asteroid when it’s hit by a missile. In Smalltalk, a typical response would look something like. RespondToHit game replace: self with: self fragments; incrementScore. Would remain unchanged, apart from the overall “packaging”:. We can drop it ...
gbracha.blogspot.com
Room 101: Debugging Visual Metaphors
https://gbracha.blogspot.com/2008/07/debugging-visual-metaphors.html
A place to be (re)educated in Newspeak. Saturday, July 26, 2008. My previous post commented on the unsatisfactory state of mainstream IDEs. Continuing with this theme, I want to focus on one of my long term pet peeves - debugger UIs. Donald Norman, in his book The Design of Everyday Things. Makes the point that truly good designs are easy to use, because they make it intuitive how they should be used - in his words, they afford. How do you describe the state of a running program on a whiteboard? One of t...
blog.3plus4.org
I’m feeling lucky « 3 + 4
http://blog.3plus4.org/2009/02/28/im-feeling-lucky
The neighbourhood of 7. Laquo; A Taste of Nested Classes, intermission. I’m feeling lucky. Just a few months ago I never would have thought I’d work on anything other than Newspeak for the foreseeable future. Working with Gilad. And others was a fantastic experience, and building a programming platform almost from scratch without political and marketing baggage attached was not a job you find every day on monster.com. But it turns out sometimes the foreseeable future runs out. Sooner than you expect.
objectmodels.blogspot.com
Modelos de Software con Objetos: septiembre 2010
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Modelos de Software con Objetos. Mi idea es postear lo que conozco sobre modelar/desarrollar con objetos, en base a lo que damos en la materia de POO y DAO de la UBA y mi experiencia personal. Follow me on Twitter. Smalltalks 2010 - Declarado de Interés Provincial. Smalltalks 2010 - Inscripción abierta! Curso de Test Driven Development para todos! Buenos Aires, Argentina. Lic Ciencias de la Computación. Ver mi perfil completo. Lunes, 27 de septiembre de 2010. No se imaginan lo contento que estamos! Links...
codeandbeyond.org
Code & Beyond: diciembre 2011
http://www.codeandbeyond.org/2011_12_01_archive.html
Alrededor de la comunidad de desarrollo de software en Hispanoamérica. Viernes, 30 de diciembre de 2011. Balance del año en Code and Beyond. Y nos gustan los números y las estadísticas por lo que creo que terminando el año es un buen momento para hacer un resumen de la actividad de este blog. Como en el post que publiqué al llegar a las 10.000 páginas vistas. En total publiqué hasta hora 190. Posts (uno de ellos, hace poco, de un invitado, Carlos Peix. Los post más leídos. 191;Cómo llega la gente al blog?
howardscholz.wordpress.com
Links | Delayed Instantiation
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Software Development, and related musings. Netbeans 5.5 Profiler with Coldfusion 7.02. Here are some links which were on the blogroll, and decided to move to page 2. Off-topic, or slowing down in the posting activity, yet still interesting and relevant in some manner, I opted to put them in this page. 8211; A demo site of a Flash based WEb OS. March 31, 2010 at 12:32 am. It looks like this link does not work anymore http:/ labs.soundrage.com/CF8NPP.zip. Any suggestion for the missing zip? For Historical ...
marcoil.org
Articles | Subject Code
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Skip to main content. January 18, 2011. Marc Ordinas i Llopis. InformIT has published a really good series by David Chisnall on influential programming languages: ALGOL. Scripting languages are not the same as dynamic languages. January 13, 2009. Marc Ordinas i Llopis. In his History of Python: Introduction and Overview. Guido van Rossum repeats the confusion between “scripting” and “dynamic” languages:. For some reason, calling a language “scripting” is seen as somehow implying it’s a ...One consequence...
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