Blog: A java geek (Nicolas Frankel) |
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This is the 6th post in the Exercises in Programming Style focus series. Last week saw us using higher-order functions by passing them as th...
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This post is the 5th in the Exercises in Programming Style series. Previous posts include: An introductionManaging the stackAs concise as po...
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This is the 4th post in the Exercises in Programming Style series. Previous posts include: An introductionManaging the stackAs concise as po...
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In previous posts, we had a simple problem to handle - find and sort the 25 most frequent words from a file. Then, we had to comply with dif...
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Last week, we had our first taste of Exercises in Programming Style. Remember, the goal is to write a simple program, but to comply with som...
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Recently, my colleague Bertrand lent me a copy of the book Exercises in Programming Style by Cristina Videira Lopes. Among all the books tha...
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I manage my Jekyll blog in a Git repo. My publication process uses 2 branches: master contains all production content, and feature/newposts ...
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I started working with Git some years ago, and to be honest, it was not easy to pick up. It's a huge beast, and there are several ways that ...
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This is the 4th post in a series about migrating to functional programming. This week, I'll first implement the Dijkstra algorithm, then mig...
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Since already some years, this site uses the Jekyll static site generator. Generating the complete site takes about 15 minutes. Some time ag...
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