Being of the static kind you may not have the ability to imagine changing a running, live software system without being in debug-mode.
Also tagged art, impromptu, interaction, iterativity, Lisp, repl, schemeThe other day I was searching for a method on Java’s String-class (or an instance thereof or some other (static) class that would provide it) that would add some filling characters to a string. In my concrete case I wanted it to add some ‘0’s in front of some other string-valued integer. As an example ‘102′ should be padded to 5 places, resulting in ‘00102′.
Also tagged ceremony, java, Python, Simplicity, softwaredevelopmentOnce again I’ve got one of that short comments on one of my clips that actually says nothing but buggers everything:
Also tagged messer, schärfen, sharpeningIn Peter Norvig’s “Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming” I stumbled over his term “class obsessed programming”. What is meant by that is having to program in a way so that everything (all verbs, i.e. functions) must belong to a class (read Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns).
Also tagged Design Patterns, LessCode, Lisp, Object Oriented Programming, Programmiersprachen, Typing
Profiling some python script I looked for some convenient way to call hotshot from command line just like it is possible with profile \ cProfile out-of-the-box.
Also tagged Hacking, Profiling, Python, Schnellschuss, Softwareentwicklung
For a while I’ve been pondering whether I should use spaces or tabs to indent python-code.
Also tagged PythonI first have to admit that I have not written a program longer than maybe 500 lines of code in a dynamic language. I am very interested in DynamicLanguages, though and Rainer’s comment on another post made me investigate how to develop large scale applications in DynamicLanguages:
Also tagged IDE, Lisp, Programmiersprachen, Python, Refactoring, Softwareentwicklung, TestDriven, TypingThePragmaticProgrammer (read that book!) gives quite some advice on how to develop one’s knowledge portfolio. One thing I definitely will cling to (and did so for the last couple of years) is:
Also tagged Hacking, Lisp, PSPad, Python, SoftwareentwicklungAfter fooling around with the ComPreVal-Plugin for some time today I came to the conclusion that I’ll no longer bother. I don’t want XHTML-validity checks. I want my visitors to easily post comments. Clemens couldn’t. Now I switched to the Filosofo Comments Preview-Plugin. It seems to work but is still being tested by me and Clemens… Time will show.
Also tagged WordpressAfter updating my WordPress-installation from version 1.2 to 1.5 I soon realized the need for a new comment-preview-plugin. In my old installation I used the preview-funcitonality mainly to stop spam, which worked out quite nicely. Withouth the preview in the updated WordPress-installation I’ve got spammed with comments immediatelly.
Also tagged WordpressI described my failure of getting Rsync to work with Subversion smoothly in Using rsync together with Subversion – Part I and Part II. I’ve found the solution.
Also tagged rsync, Softwareentwicklung, Subversion, svnWebentwicklung Wordpress Softwareentwicklung Python Englisch Unterhaltung Informatik i. w. S. Beobachtungen Markup zitate Das Web - unendliche Weiten Aikido Filme Gedankenspiele Opera Unsortiertes Philosophierereien Schnellschuss Hacking Aufhänger der Woche JavaScript SVG Schlaflose Nächte Pädagogik und Didaktik Lisp Clips php Bücher xmlPub geek Programmiersprachen RegEx Links Google Wordpress Update Lebenssächliches Clemens' Abteilung Religion tools clojure Subversion Bilder Mathematisches Musik Astronomie
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