Coding challenge: a sliding window map « Otaku – Cedric's blog
A lot of sites offer programmatic access to their content via API’s. The main advantage for the producer of this content is to be able to control finely what they export and how they export it (and also avoid being scraped) while clients receive the data they need in a structured and documented way. These API’s are usually strictly monitored to make sure that clients can’t abuse them. For example,
Accessing the class object in a static context « Otaku – Cedric's blog
I often need to access the current class, for example for logging purposes: public class Foo { private Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass()); } However, this won’t work in a static context, since you don’t have any this object to call getClass() on: public class Foo { static private Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Foo.class); } It’s always bothered me to have to copy/paste th
TDD leads to an architectural meltdown around iteration three « Otaku – Cedric's blog
TDD leads to an architectural meltdown around iteration three These are the words from software guru Jim Coplien, who penned some of the most influential C++ books in the 90’s. The exact quote is: TDD done strictly from the YAGNI principle leads to an architectural meltdown around iteration three. It’s very refreshing to see the anti-TDD movement gather up some momentum, and I particularly enjoyed
Structural typing vs. Duck typing « Otaku – Cedric's blog
A while ago, I explained why I thought that Duck Typing was dangerous. More recently, Scala popularized a different type of typing called Structural Typing, which is often described as being “type safe Duck Typing”. Let’s take a closer look at Structural Typing and see if it delivers on this promise. With Duck Typing, you send a message to an object in absolute darkness. You don’t know whether thi
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