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Our Scala books will enrich your team's knowledge and guide their work. A comprehensive step-by-step guide, updated for Scala 3.0. The fun path to deeper understanding. The definitive guide to property-based testing on the Java platform. A comprehensive step-by-step guide, updated for Scala 2.13....
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Training is an essential first step for successful adoption of Scala in your company or on your project. The skills gained from our courses will accelerate your ability to be productive with Scala techniques and tools, and enable you to more quickly find and use the libraries and frameworks that...
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An incident on python-dev today made me appreciate (again) that there's more to language design than puzzle-solving. A ramble on the nature of Pythonicity, culminating in a comparison of language design to user interface design. Advertisement Some people seem to think that language design is just...
In short: Explore the art of Python language design beyond puzzle-solving with Guido van Rossum. Learn about 'Pythonicity' and why it matters in language development. (AI summary)
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Ward Cunningham talks with Bill Venners about using wiki for collaborative exploration and the tradeoff between wiki authors and readers. In the software community, Ward Cunningham has a reputation for being a font of ideas. He invented CRC Cards, a technique that facilitates object discovery. To...
In short: Discover insights from Ward Cunningham on using wikis for collaborative exploration and the tradeoff between authors & readers in software community. Learn a... (AI summary)
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A rambling discourse touching on my new job, the prospects for PyCon, and what's hot in python-dev. Advertisement Google So, the new job at Google is a blast! It's like being back in college. There are tons of smart people here, and that doesn't just refer to programmers; it appears that everyone...
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intv › guido.html
Python creator Guido van Rossum talks with Bill Venners about topics relevant to the Python and the Python community.
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Welcome to the first installment of Smart Pointers, a monthly- ish column written exclusively for The C++ Source. Here, two seasoned [1] programmers—Bjorn Karlsson and Matthew Wilson—carefully dissect C++ idioms, tricks, and power techniques. To make up for the fact that these are very serious...
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"Pure virtual function called" is the dying message of the occasional crashed C++ program. What does it mean? You can find a couple of simple, well-documented explanations out there that apply to problems easy to diagnose during postmortem debugging. There is also another rather subtle bug that...
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cppsource › threads_meeting.html
The C++ standardization committee is hard at work standardizing threads for the next version of C++. Some members recently met to discuss the issues, and The C++ Source was there. Read on to learn what the world’s leading experts on concurrency are planning for C++0x. C++ programmers have been...