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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Juni 2013
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Sonntag, 9. Juni 2013. Go-style Goroutines in Java and Scala using HawtDispatch. Also published on java.dzone.com, see link. In Google Go any method or closure can be run asynchronously when prefixed with the keyword go. According to the documentation "(.) they're called goroutines. Because the existing terms—threads, coroutines, processes, and so on—convey inaccurate connotations" (see reference. From GitHub (includes a maven pom.xml ...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Why I like Eclipse and sometimes not
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Sonntag, 21. Oktober 2012. Why I like Eclipse and sometimes not. I learned from the comedy movie Borat. That a typical way to turn a statement into a humorous one is to append "not" at the end of it. So I did this as well in the title of this article. Admittedly, the main reason being though, that no one would. Read an article titled "Why I like Eclipse" . ;-). I often happen to meet people in projects that are really into NetBeans. Window...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Implicits in Scala: Conversion on Steroids
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Freitag, 30. August 2013. Implicits in Scala: Conversion on Steroids. Also published on java.dzone.com, see link. FooToBarConverter(foo: Foo) = {. Print( " after ". Running Test.main will print to the console: "before foo after bar". What is happening here? Article by Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon, and Bill Venners. Std: cout "foo n. Std: cout "before n". Std: cout "after n". Std: cout "bar n". The problem that you can shoot yourself into your...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: September 2013
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Samstag, 7. September 2013. Inner Pattern to mimic Method Overwriting in Go. Note: I wrote a similar blog post " Is Google's Go object-oriented now or not? That is not specifically about inheritance and Go, but about Go and object-orientedness in general. Go relies on delegation, which by Go aficionados is called embedding (see chapter "Inheritance" in [ 2. Does not print "foo magic" to the console as expected but "base magic":. Many Go de...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Februar 2012
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Montag, 6. Februar 2012. Beyond C/C : High-level system programming in D. I spent a lot of time the last months thinking about what language to have a look into besides Java. There are so many other interesting languages like Ruby, Groovy, Scala, Clojure, Ceylon, Kotlin, etc. And whatever choice you make has quite some implications. I recommend the book " The D Programming Language. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Go-style Goroutines in ...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Go-style Goroutines in Java and Scala using HawtDispatch
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Sonntag, 9. Juni 2013. Go-style Goroutines in Java and Scala using HawtDispatch. Also published on java.dzone.com, see link. In Google Go any method or closure can be run asynchronously when prefixed with the keyword go. According to the documentation "(.) they're called goroutines. Because the existing terms—threads, coroutines, processes, and so on—convey inaccurate connotations" (see reference. From GitHub (includes a maven pom.xml ...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Is Google's Go object-oriented now or not?
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Samstag, 7. Februar 2015. Is Google's Go object-oriented now or not? Note: There is a discussion about this post on reddit, which you can find here. Foo := Foo new. The important point is that Go allows for the creation of instances. Otherwise we would be doing modular programming as in old venerable Modula II. As a side note Go allows for some flexibility with regards to function invocation that most languages don't offer:. No, not at all!
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Overview
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Samstag, 7. Februar 2015. Is Google's Go object-oriented now or not? Inner Pattern to mimic Method Overwriting in Go. Implicits in Scala: Conversion on Steroids. Go-style Goroutines in Java and Scala using HawtDispatch. JDK8 lambdas and anonymous classes. Why I like Eclipse and sometimes not. Groovy 2.0 Performance compared to Java. STIters: Smalltalk-style collection iterators in Kotlin. Beyond C/C : High-level system programming in D.
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Oktober 2012
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Sonntag, 21. Oktober 2012. Why I like Eclipse and sometimes not. I learned from the comedy movie Borat. That a typical way to turn a statement into a humorous one is to append "not" at the end of it. So I did this as well in the title of this article. Admittedly, the main reason being though, that no one would. Read an article titled "Why I like Eclipse" . ;-). I often happen to meet people in projects that are really into NetBeans. Window...
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development: Januar 2013
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Oliver Plohmann's Lightweight Ponderings on Software Development. Mittwoch, 2. Januar 2013. JDK8 lambdas and anonymous classes. Preview releases of the upcoming JDK8 including the long-awaited lambdas are available for several months meanwhile. Time to have a look at lambdas to see what they are and what you can expect from them. Oday, I downloaded the latest preview release of the JDK8 from jdk8.java.net/lambda. To have a look at the upcoming lambdas. ForEach(i - { sum = i; });. ForEach(i - {sumArray[ 0.
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