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Thursday, December 25, 2014. Scratching an itch with Golang. Go's support for concurrency still feels magical, and the tools for detecting data races are wonderful. With Python I've avoided concurrency altogether and instead opted to use multiple Python processes. With C/C I would use threads, but do so knowing that sometime in the future I or whomever maintained the code would encounter a deadlock, or a data race issue. The code for ad-hoc podcasts is on github. Thursday, October 17, 2013. Your fingers ...

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Real World Academia: June 2011

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Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Let me start off by stating that I'm a big fan of test-first development. I think that a (the? Major benefit of writing unit-tests is the fact that the first person to use a new API is the developer herself/himself. By first writing tests against the API before it has written you increase the likely hood of creating a unable, testable and bug free code. Test-first development is valuable even if you never. You don't understand the program you are writing. C/C strongly typed Go.

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Real World Academia: July 2011

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Thursday, July 14, 2011. Using gnuplot to make simple line graphs. To draw a simple line graph first place the points to draw in a separate file in this case named "gnuplot.data". Now create the gnuplot script:. The pause line at the end keeps the gnuplot from flashing the graph and then immediately exiting. When you execute gnuplot you'll see the following:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). C/C strongly typed Go. Scheme Lisp Programming Macros. Schme Lisp Exceptions Macros Generators.

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Real World Academia: Scratching an itch with Golang

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Thursday, December 25, 2014. Scratching an itch with Golang. Go's support for concurrency still feels magical, and the tools for detecting data races are wonderful. With Python I've avoided concurrency altogether and instead opted to use multiple Python processes. With C/C I would use threads, but do so knowing that sometime in the future I or whomever maintained the code would encounter a deadlock, or a data race issue. The code for ad-hoc podcasts is on github. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Real World Academia: Announcing Testosterone Driven Development (TDD)

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Thursday, October 17, 2013. Announcing Testosterone Driven Development (TDD). As your humble guide, I will share with you the gospel of Testosterone Driven Development (hereafter called TDD, because no one has ever used that acronym before). 1 TDD'ers never profile before optimizing. 2 TDD'ers never compile before pushing. 3 TDD'ers never write unit tests. 4 TDD'ers never write comments. 5 TDD'ers always use global variables. Yes there are some little pre-pubescent boys that can't hold global state and e...

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Real World Academia: Unit testing isn't enough. You need static typing too.

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Wednesday, June 13, 2012. Unit testing isn't enough. You need static typing too. For me research I wanted to test the frequently cited claim by proponents of dynamically typed programming languages that static typing was not needed for detecting bugs in programs. The core of this claim is as follows:. 1 Static typing is insufficient for detecting bugs, and so unit testing is required. 2 Once you have unit testing static type checking is redundant. The language should be dynamically typed. The language sh...

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