Six confusing features in Ruby
I love the Ruby language, undoubtedly! When you love something, you should love not only the bright side but also the dark side of it too, unconditionally. Probably that is the message Katy Perry tries to deliver. In this post I am trying to point out some Ruby features you might want to use with a lot of caution. I have another post about five gotchas in Rails because I love the framework too. 1.
Welcome back to C++ - Modern C++
Since its creation, C++ has become one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. Well-written C++ programs are fast and efficient. The language is more flexible than other languages: It can work at the highest levels of abstraction, and down at the level of the silicon. C++ supplies highly optimized standard libraries. It enables access to low-level hardware features, to maximize
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