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The trends of this october are about some upcoming products. A clear analisys of <a href=“http://www.roughlydrafted.com/Sept05.Quark.html"
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Is it possible to use Python to write small ASP-like scripts. In this post we will see how to use it, and the common mistakes you can enconter in your road to the snake…
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The revamp of Jython 2.5, the python interpreter written in Java, is a very good news, because give us the chance to think of a new way of coding. Looking at Google trends,聽 JRuby and Jython are emerging as key聽 pieces of a new puzzle.
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Erlang Book Review
Jul 19, 2009 路 7 min readen erlang featured lang reviews software 路 books development erlang framework functional-programming guide http ideas internet java oreilly performance programming-languages路After reading an interesting article on Erlang聽 and Java interoperability, I have decided to dedicate my spare time to Erlang.
O’Reilly has just published a wonderful book on Erlang, so I decided to dive into it.
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One of the best thing of scripting languages like Python is the ability to fast prototype complex things. In the past ten years, if you like to build distributed application you was forced to use huge and heavily languages like Java.
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Python is a very curios programming languages: it give you classes but also a strong function-oriented environment to play with. So, if you like functional programming (read: you like聽 Lisp and/or Erlang)聽 you should give python a closer look.
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Closure in Java: fast and nice!
Feb 26, 2010 路 4 min read 路I have decided to re-cook this subject, adding a my specialized Example also.
Let’s start!
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Closure in C#
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lambdaj
Jan 23, 2011 路 1 min read 路How many times have you read or written the same two or three lines of code that frequently seem to go together, and even though they operate on different objects, feel like the same thing? And how often these repetitions involve some sort of collections iteration or more generically manipulation? These repetitions in the code is something that developers eventually learn to filter out and ignore when reading code, once they figure out where the interesting parts are placed. But even if the developers get used to it, it slows them down. Code like that is clearly written for computers to execute, not for developers to read.
Integrate lambdaj in your software architect toolkit (italian link)lambdaj is designed to easily manipulate collections. Its features are intended to filter, convert, index and aggregate the items of a collection without explicitly iterate on it.
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