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Learning JavaScript Programming Language through Video Lectures
I decided I wanted to get better at JavaScript. I've been programming in it for a while but I never really developed any good skills in it. I was just mostly copy pasting examples together and adjusting code to get it working. I recently found a bunch of really good programming video lectures on JavaScript and decided to watch them. These lectures are given by Douglas Crockford who is a senior Jav
Must-Have Windows Software (or Windows Programs that I use)
I am not just a Linux enthusiast, I also happen to use Windows quite often. In fact, Windows is my primary desktop from which I connect to all the other boxes and do my work on. During the years of Windows usage, I have accumulated a list of must-have Windows programs that I wouldn't be able to work without. Some of them are commercial, some are freeware, but that doesn't matter. What matters is h
Three Beautiful Quicksorts
Have you heard about a book called Beautiful Code? This book is composed of 33 essays by well-known computer scientists and software engineers on the same question - "What is the most beautiful piece of code you know?" Chapter 3 of this book is written by Jon Bentley. The chapter is curiously titled "The Most Beautiful Code I Never Wrote" and it talks about a beautiful implementation and experimen
A.vim – A Vim Plugin You Should Know About
This is the fifth post in the article series "Vim Plugins You Should Know About". This time I am going to introduce you to a nifty plugin called "a.vim". A.vim allows you to quickly switch between related source code files. For example, if you're programming in C, you can alternate between source.c and the corresponding header source.h by just typing :A. It saves you only a few seconds every time
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