Actors in Scala
First Edition Published Jauary 31, 2012 187 pages (eBook) XXV, 169 pages (Paper Book) Actors in Scala Concurrent programming for the multi-core era by Philipp Haller and Frank Sommers Actors in Scala is the authoritative guide to programming with the actors framework of Scala's standard library, co-written by the creator and lead maintainer, Philipp Haller. The book provides a comprehensive introd
Pattern Matching Wrap-Up
Ideas, Languages, and Programs Pattern Matching Wrap-Up by Martin Odersky July 18, 2006 Summary A follow-up on my previous blog on pattern matching, which summarizes the discussions this entailed. The previous blog In Defense of Pattern Matching has sparked many interesting discussions. I will try to give a quick wrap-up here. Besides some technical questions, most comments fell into two categorie
Java API Design Guidelines
Dr. Dichotomy's Development Diary Java API Design Guidelines by Eamonn McManus December 28, 2005 Summary There are tons of books and articles about how to design and write good Java code, but surprisingly little about the specific topic of API design. Here's a summary of what I've learnt on the subject from various sources and my own experience. I recently attended an excellent talk at JavaPolis,
Overview of the New C++ (C++11)
Presentation Materials: Overview of the New C++ (C++11/14) by Scott Meyers Single-user license (personal use only) This PDF document consists of Scott Meyers' extensively annotated presentation materials for his training course on C++11 and C++14. This intensively technical seminar introduces the most important new features in C++11 and C++14 and explains how to get the most out of them. In Stock.
The Autoproxy Plugin - Part I
A Taste of Scala The Autoproxy Plugin - Part I by Kevin Wright November 26, 2009 Code Considered Harmful A recent post on the Scala mailing lists stated that (as a rule of thumb) one in every ten lines of freshly written code contains a defect. The "industry standard" is somewhere closer to 15-50 defects for every 1000 lines of code in production. Between being written and released, code passes th
artima - Scala's Stackable Trait Pattern
This article describes a Scala design pattern in which traits provide stackable modifications to underlying core classes or traits. One way to use Scala's traits is as stackable modifications. In this pattern, a trait (or class) can play one of three roles: the base, a core, or a stackable. The base trait (or abstract class) defines an abstract interface that all the cores and stackables extend, a
artima - Comparing Two High-Performance I/O Design Patterns
This article investigates and compares different design patterns of high performance TCP-based servers. In addition to existing approaches, it proposes a scalable single-codebase, multi-platform solution (with code examples) and describes its fine-tuning on different platforms. It also compares performance of Java, C# and C++ implementations of proposed and existing solutions. System I/O can be bl
ScalaTest
Latest Release - ScalaTest and Scalactic 3.2.18! import collection.mutable.Stack import org.scalatest._ import flatspec._ import matchers._ class ExampleSpec extends AnyFlatSpec with should.Matchers { "A Stack" should "pop values in last-in-first-out order" in { val stack = new Stack[Int] stack.push(1) stack.push(2) stack.pop() should be (2) stack.pop() should be (1) } it should "throw NoSuchEleme
Ruby, PHP and a Conference
Computing Thoughts Ruby, PHP and a Conference by Bruce Eckel January 26, 2006 Summary My previous posting about Ruby generated a lot of noise and very little light -- that is, not much in the way of compelling reasons to learn the language. So I went to a couple of Seattle.rb Ruby users group meetings and spent time with 3 uber-geeks. Now I at least have the beginning of an understanding of what's
artima - The Philosophy of Ruby
Yukihiro Matsumoto, the creator of the Ruby programming language, talks with Bill Venners about Ruby's design philosophy, including design imperfection, the danger of orthogonality, and the importance of the human in computer endeavors. Yukihiro Matsumoto, or "Matz," as he is known online, is the creator of the Ruby programming language. Ruby is an object-oriented language suitable for writing day
artima - The Good, the Bad, and the DOM
Elliotte Rusty Harold talks with Bill Venners about the problems with the DOM API, and the design lessons he learned from DOM. Elliotte Rusty Harold is a prolific author of numerous books about Java and XML, and creator of the popular Java website Cafe au Lait and XML website Cafe con Leche. He contributed to the development of JDOM, a popular XML processing API for Java. His most recent book, Pro
Inside JVM
I'll be posting chapters of Inside the Java 2 Virtual Machine in the coming weeks and months. Table of Contents Links to reprints of each chapter of the book: Chapter 1 -- "Introduction to Java's Architecture". Chapter 2 -- "Platform Independence". Chapter 3 -- "Security". Chapter 4 -- "Network Mobility". Chapter 5 -- "The Java Virtual Machine". Chapter 6 -- "The Java Class File". Chapter 7 -- "Th
artima - Design Principles from Design Patterns
In this interview, Erich Gamma, co-author of the landmark book, Design Patterns, talks with Bill Venners about two design principles: program to an interface, not an implementation, and favor object composition over class inheritance. Erich Gamma lept onto the software world stage in 1995 as co-author of the best-selling book Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software (Addison-
artima - How to Use Design Patterns
Among developers, design patterns are a popular way to think about design, but what is the proper way to think about design patterns? In this interview, Erich Gamma, co-author of the landmark book, Design Patterns, talks with Bill Venners about the right way to think about and use design patterns. Erich Gamma lept onto the software world stage in 1995 as co-author of the best-selling book Design P
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