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After the success of Closure in Java we like to show you a good example in C# too.
C# has a very strong support for Lambda functions, because it needs to support the LINQ language constructs.
So defining a closure is quite easy. Best, it is possible to define a “delegate” , which is a typed function: the compiler will help you to avoid errors because will match the lambda function against the delegate.
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Per sviluppare bene un software, vi sono tante regole da seguire. Se vi danno la responsabilità di una architettura, vi sono però tre piccoli principi che mi hanno salvato più di una volta. Senza pretendere che essi valgano per tutti, ma conscio del fatto che in oltre 15 anni di programmazione ad oggetti mi hanno salvato più di una volta, eccoli qui:
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API KEYs are sexy: if you have a web based business (like Google, Twitter, Facebook or Wordpress’Automattic) you should have a way to generate an API Key for web service integration.
Like Session keys, API keys should be sufficiently unpredictable to be psuedo-random. To be unpredictable, no user variables (or timestamps) are encoded into the key.
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Disclaimer: Hi guys, I will not start a Religion wars between Emacs and Vim. For a copule of reason:
- I have been an Emacs fan for about ten years, then I get a depression because of emacs-lisp complicated interface and slow emacs evolution
- I have worked on pymacs a bit, so I am somewhat a Emacs contributor
- I am still searching a good general purpose editor. On my day by day job, eclispe is my food.
- a editor working on slow connection
- a fast startup editor
- some time to be masochistic. Some guys smoke, others use vim. It perfectlys fit in your auto-destruction instinct.
I was happy with vim for this reason:
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About Diaspora, we read from Ars Technica (underline is our):
Diaspora emerged as a response to the privacy concerns raised by mainstream social networking services. The aim of Diaspora is to create an open source social network alternative with decentralized architecture, giving end users more control over their private information and how it is shared with other people. [...]
When the first Diaspora code was first published in September, independent reviewers found some serious technical defects, including a number of security weaknesses. […]
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We are happy to announce the integration of Intense Debate on Gioorgi.com.
We hope the the new commenting system shake our site, givng us better visibility and a faster comment roundtrip
Remember we are also on Facebook and on Twitter, as you can see from our Twitter link above :)
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