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Mike Subelsky: November 2014
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I'm a Baltimore-based web developer and entrepreneur. I'm the co-founder of STAQ, OtherInbox, Baltimore Improv Group, and Ignite Baltimore. I blog about Ruby, startups, and Baltimore. Wednesday, November 19, 2014. Baltimore Hackathon Thread.org After Action Report. Last weekend's Baltimore Hackathon. Project to help Thread. Was a lot of fun! We focused on documenting the app and making it ready for easy improvements. Here's what we accomplished:. Setup a private bitbucket. The next steps include:. Deploy...
softcraft.blogspot.com
Software Craftsmanship: Ruby
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Discussion of software development with an emphasis on creating quality code. Wednesday, April 16, 2008. Tonight I attended my second NovaRUG. Meeting. Dave Thomas. Of The Pragmatic Programmer discussed the Ruby object model and Paul Barry. It has a very strong object model. It has good support for unit testing. There is a decent developer community to support and champion it. Posted by David Patton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I have a PhD in Computational Physics and have been developing softwa...
codersnights.blogspot.com
Coder's Nights: C# lesson #5: "virtual" function and polymorphism
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010. C# lesson #5: "virtual" function and polymorphism. It's all started with this keyword virtual. I saw in one of the example code. I was thinking, "what is this 'virtual' means"? My first guess as a Java developer, is it Abstract? I wasn't quite right. C# also provides abstract. So what's this virtual? And what's the difference with abstract? MSDN provides some explanation on virtual keyword. I googled further and ended up finding this article on wiki: Virtual Function. The onl...
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Coder's Nights: C# lesson: I didn't know we can do this with "new" keyword!
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Saturday, October 16, 2010. C# lesson: I didn't know we can do this with "new" keyword! While writing my code testing some design patterns, I accidentally trying to override Object.ToString() method. The VS prompt me a warning. And suggest to use new keyword instead. What? I did not know I could do this in C#:. What is this "new" all about? When used as a modifier, the new. Modifier, the result is a warning. If you use new. So in fact, what I did previously was trying to hide the original implementation.
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Coder's Nights: Security lesson: Twitter attack - a lesson learnt
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Friday, October 1, 2010. Security lesson: Twitter attack - a lesson learnt. On Thurs, 21 Sep 2010, the digital world had been buzzing with the news on Twitter. Being hacked, exploited, or that sort of thing. Thousands of users has been affected, although there is no official figure. The hack only affected users of Twitter's main website. Twitter.com) and not the mobile version or any third-party clients ( TweetDeck. Graham Cluley from Sophos,. How the exploit can happen. Here's how it works. Rel="nofollo...
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Coder's Nights: C# lesson #6: Access Modifiers
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Monday, October 4, 2010. C# lesson #6: Access Modifiers. Ok, here is another lesson I just leant. Like Java, I knew that C# has access modifiers such as public, protected and private. But in one of the code example there is this word " internal. What does it mean? Looking through the MSDN. I found out that actually C# has 4 access modifiers:. Access modifiers are keywords used to specify the declared accessibility of a member or a type. This section introduces the four access modifiers:. An assembly is a...
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What’s the Word – Meetup Videos and More | VinylFox
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The Playground of VinylFox – Shea Frederick. What’s the Word – Meetup Videos and More. By Shea Frederick on February 3rd, 2010. Every once and a while I like to post a summary of what Ive been up to lately. The past few months have been busy, so I have a ton to talk about, but I will try to summarize. We held the first in a series of meetups that will happen in the DC/NoVA. Area last week, a sprout of our Baltimore area Meetup. There are some photos. If you are in the Baltimore area and into JavaScript.
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goodmike blogs here | Learning by doing (formerly Autodidact)
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Learning by doing (formerly Autodidact). Programming: worlds without end. As someone who makes a living writing software, I experience the nature of my work and the opinions of the communities of programmers I encounter as generally consistent: programming is hard. Tools help a bit; but there are no silver bullets, only lead ones. What follows here is my encounter with the rumor of one of these programmers from another world. Continue reading →. July 4, 2014. Time, identity, and transition in Clojure.
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