7 August 2008
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Posted by Stone Age at 8/7/2008 6:12:00 PM |
World is becoming so fast now, boisterous cities with all the colors of rainbow, I cannot find myself. If you link my peaceful little stone house, come have a .... cup of water. |
Over at perl program language are the best resources. They run parallel to you know who's so called invention. I bet they were smarter and have it copywrited already.
I should also introduce my friends to take a look at of this:
I spent this week at OSCON having a great time. While I love JavaOne it's really not that fun for me. I'm usually involved in several sessions, a few demos, and getting a release ready. I don't get actually to attend JavaOne. I usually can't attend sessions and actually learn something new. It's an exciting experience, but not fun or relaxing. At OSCON, however, I'm in a completely different environment. Java is just one of many languages here (and definitely in the minority, Perl seems to .. Read the rest of this entry.
When we discover, as most of us do, how little our precious possessions will fetch in the marketplace we are inclined to be disillusioned, event to feel that we are being updated. Read the rest of this entry »
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7 August 2008
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Posted by Stone Age at 8/7/2008 9:16:00 AM |
World is becoming so fast now, boisterous cities with all the colors of rainbow, I cannot find myself. If you link my peaceful little stone house, come have a .... cup of water. |
I used to regard ruby program language as a gastronomic wonderland in which to have delicacies my wife always neglected. Once you are inside, the fun really begins... with the fabulous, free for all known.
When the going gets very rough or too easy, those who are pursuing the greater good may feel a stronger compulsion to keep on pushing.
This is Part One of a series of articles on Java.next. In Part One, I will explore the common ground shared by the Java.next languages. I have chosen four languages which together represent "Java.next": Clojure, Groovy, JRuby, and Scala. At first glance, these languages are wildly different. Clojure is a Lisp. Groovy is the "almost Java" choice. JRuby has the beauty of Ruby, and the mindshare of Rails. Scala, unlike the others, brings the notion that we need more static typing. As you might .. full article.
It describes, in meticulous detail: Read the rest of this entry »
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7 August 2008
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Posted by Stone Age at 8/7/2008 2:19:00 AM |
World is becoming so fast now, boisterous cities with all the colors of rainbow, I cannot find myself. If you link my peaceful little stone house, come have a .... cup of water. |
In the dim and distant 'good old days' the act of shopping involved carrying your money in a purse and your purchases in a basket. Today, you carry your money in a basket and your purchases will fit your purse. Face it!? At last I understand the true meaning of sensible pascal program language.
It describes, in meticulous detail:
My grandmother, who could do very many things, couldn't work the video remote. When I first realized that I asked myself if, when I get to that age, I would be able to program in that new language of the future? Or will I think of it as a newfangled video player that I can't control? At the time I was programming Pascal and Modula 2, and, considering using the cutting edge dBase III for database driven applications. What reminded me of this was coming across Paul Graham's Blub Paradox. To ..read more.
On the other hand, I learn how to supervise the running things, get plan work, and do the job... to the great majority of my fellow men. Read the rest of this entry »
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