March 2005 Archives
...live on Eurosport. Kudos to Eurosport for the live coverage and supplying a competent commentator (René Adler). The very first competent table-tennis commentator I've listened to in years.
Denkmark just won. Bengtsen was amazing.
Cyrille talks about one loop per method and how breaking up a loop into processing things and processing a thing helps structuring the code.
Having one if...then...else statement helps, too. While you're at it, get rid of the else. Way to complex.
If you think I'm joking, you're wrong. I'm not.
"Early on in my programming youth an older programmer taught me the first rule of debugging - the bug's always in your code, not the compiler"
Amen.
You should endeavor to tell objects what you want them to do; do not ask them questions about their state, make a decision, and then tell them what to do.
Source: Tell, Don't Ask.
Uncle Bob on IncrementalArchitecture.
Adobe's Adam & Eve (Via Lambda The Ultimate)
Cool stuff (but it sure has a smell of over-engineering).
Macworld: News: 'LinkBack' brings embedded objects to Mac OS X.
I smell OpenDoc. Yeeeha!
