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Riverside Plaza Memory Sketch Every day for the past three months I have drawn some scene or event that I saw that day, purely from memory. Usually this is something I saw on the way to work, or, if I'm home that day, something I saw when out for a run or a walk somewhere in the neighborhood. Since I usually make the drawing at the end of the day, several hours will have passed by the time I get around to recording what I saw. To ....
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IBM Bluemix is a cloud Platform as a Service solution that enables you to concentrate on writing your application while Bluemix handles most of the DevOps-y stuff like the networks, servers, storage, and software dependencies. It supports several programming languages, including Swift. It’s also easy to use - all you’ll need to manage your service is a web browser. You can even write your Swift code in your browser in the IBM Swift Sandbox.....
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We will release Codename One 3.6 on the 16th of January, this means we will enter code freeze on the 9th during which only critical bugs will be fixed with peer review. Since Codename One is a SaaS product release cycles aren’t as crucial for most of us but they provide a framework both for versioned builds and for us to focus on the more mundane aspects of product maintenance.
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Hi, friends! Today I'm going to write about assertions. I won't be talking about JavaScript, I'll be talking about assertions in general and this knowledge can be applied doesn't matter what lang...
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Hi, friends! Today I'm going to write about assertions. I won't be talking about JavaScript, I'll be talking about assertions in general and this knowledge can be applied doesn't matter what lang...
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I have some apps written in Go, which I deliver as binaries for each platform using GitHub releases. Until now, I was doing it with a very simple shell script.
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__ This is the third post in a three-part series on In-App purchase. Please check out Part I: Introduction to In-App Purchase and Part 2: Implementing Non-Renewable Subscriptions . Auto-renewable subscriptions provide, arguably, an easier path to recurring revenue than non-renewable subscriptions because all of the subscription stuff is handled by the app store. You defer almost entirely to the app store (iTunes for iOS, and Play f..
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Opening a demo or sample code from GIT is relatively easy if you are an experienced Codename One developer but for a lot of newer developers for whom samples are often more crucial this can be challenging. One of our solutions was placing the demos in the Codename One new project menu but that’s probably not enough. First before we begin with the step by step guide let’s explain what is happening…
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Happy Holidays! I’m going to need a minute to blow the dust off my keyboard here, I haven’t posted in an inexcusably long time. Accordingly, I won’t bother with excuses, I’ll just get along with the post. To start, a relevant question I received: Hi Brandon, just wondering if you’ll convert your blog into a travel blog if and when you give up the truck to travel? This is probably in reference to the time I was figuring out when..
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Happy Holidays! I’m going to need a minute to blow the dust off my keyboard here, I haven’t posted in an inexcusably long time. Accordingly, I won’t bother with excuses, I’ll just get along with the post. To start, a relevant question I received: Hi Brandon, just wondering if you’ll convert your blog into a travel blog if and when you give up the truck to travel? This is probably in reference to the time I was figuring out when..
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There is a strain of thought in the web development community that believes there's a tension between having comprehensive developer tools and delivering good user experiences: This is exactly backwards. At the scale of the entire web, better tools are the only way to deliver better experiences. The
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As the year closes out, it’s time for our community to take the opportunity to reflect back on the past year and think about what we want to accomplish in the coming year. Today, we’re presenting the top articles over the past year, as chosen by both our readers (popularity) and our editors (our picks).
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The longer I spend as a software engineer, the more obsessive I get about testing. I fully subscribe to the definition of legacy code as “code without an automated test suite.” I’m convinced that the best thing you can do to encourage fast progress in a test suite is to design for testing and have a fast, reliable, comprehensive test suite. But for all that, I’ve never really subscribed to any of the test-driven-development manifestos or pr..
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The longer I spend as a software engineer, the more obsessive I get about testing. I fully subscribe to the definition of legacy code as “code without an automated test suite.” I’m convinced that the best thing you can do to encourage fast progress in a test suite is to design for testing and have a fast, reliable, comprehensive test suite. But for all that, I’ve never really subscribed to any of the test-driven-development manifestos or pr..
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To meet the requirements for a Private or Commercial certificate or for an Instrument rating or to "exercise the privileges of a Recreational" certificate the flight must include a LANDING at a point MORE than 50NM from the point of original departure.
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For the past years, I’ve done a “year in review” blog post, and of course this one is for 2016! It’s a great way to reflect on the events that have happened during the year, and to honest, is actually a lot of fun! Just a quick disclaimer: I have no intention of talking about the shallow-but-popular celebrity death fixation that has taken over the Internet (must be a millennial thing). That being said, when I heard that Prince died, i..
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For the past years, I’ve done a “year in review” blog post, and of course this one is for 2016! It’s a great way to reflect on the events that have happened during the year, and to honest, is actually a lot of fun! Just a quick disclaimer: I have no intention of talking about the shallow-but-popular celebrity death fixation that has taken over the Internet (must be a millennial thing). That being said, when I heard that Prince died, i..
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Racket is an impressive language and ecosystem. Compared to Python, Racket (an evolution of Scheme R5RS is three years younger. It is as concise and expressive as Python but with much more reasonable syntax and semantics. Racket is also faster in many cases due in part to: JIT compilation on x86 platforms support for both concurrency and parallelism support for optimizing statically-typed code Furthermore, the built-in web ser....
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I am an unabashed lover of emojis. Just read anything I write, there's almost always at least 1 emoji thrown in there somewhere. I can't help myself, they are…
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Much of my professional work for the last 10+ years has revolved around handling, importing and exporting CSV files. CSV files are frustratingly misunderstood, abused, and most of all underspecified. While RFC4180 exists, it is far from definitive and goes largely ignored. Partially as a companion piece to my recent post about how CSV is an encoding nightmare , and partially an expression of frustration, I've decided to make a list of ....
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Much of my professional work for the last 10+ years has revolved around handling, importing and exporting CSV files. CSV files are frustratingly misunderstood, abused, and most of all underspecified. While RFC4180 exists, it is far from definitive and goes largely ignored. Partially as a companion piece to my recent post about how CSV is an encoding nightmare , and partially an expression of frustration, I've decided to make a list of ....
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My father, an industrial engineer with over 20 years od experience talks about interface design and the important of simplicity in programming.
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In the previous post, we discussed the performance space of the minimum function which was implemented via a simple ternary operator and with the help of bit magic. Now we continue to talk about performance and bit hacks. In particular, we will divide a positive number by three: uint Div3Simple ( uint n ) => n / 3 ; uint Div3BitHacks ( uint n ) => ( uint )(( n * ( ulong ) 0xAAAAAAAB ) >> ..
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In the previous post, we discussed the performance space of the minimum function which was implemented via a simple ternary operator and with the help of bit magic. Now we continue to talk about performance and bit hacks. In particular, we will divide a positive number by three: uint Div3Simple ( uint n ) => n / 3 ; uint Div3BitHacks ( uint n ) => ( uint )(( n * ( ulong ) 0xAAAAAAAB ) >> ..
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Everything You Need to Know About Regular Expressions In JavaScript - Part Two: Grouping And The RegEx API
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lucasfcosta.com
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9 years ago
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Hello everyone! This is my second blog post about regular expressions in JavaScript, if you didn't read the first one, make sure you do because we're gonna need that knowledge for this post. If yo...
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Everything You Need to Know About Regular Expressions In JavaScript - Part Two: Grouping And The RegEx API
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lucasfcosta.com
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9 years ago
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eng
Hello everyone! This is my second blog post about regular expressions in JavaScript, if you didn't read the first one, make sure you do because we're gonna need that knowledge for this post. If yo...
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Last two months were quite amazing for me as a Wingifighter; I was on a traveling spree over Italy and London. I got an opportunity to…
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Listen to this wonderful interview on KQED (NPR)’s "Forum" with Dr. Tim Wu On Advertising, Fake News and ‘Attention Harvesting’
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Few days back, we open-sourced our internal Skype bot to the world. Its called Heybot!, but we call it Ramukaka at Wingify :) Whether its…
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One popular reoccurring post on blogs, regardless of niche, is an income report. For instance, MyBlogLift has a monthly (well, two) income and traffic report. Cash Flow Diaries has a long list of different income reports.
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