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by JepZ 10y ago
Hey man, that's what I thought... ;-)
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by JepZ 10y ago
Looks interessting, but I don't like those large IDEs and the image philosophy neither. So for example I use vim instead of eclipse and I really like the golang tooling, because it is quite simple to use from a shell. What I like about
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by JepZ 10y ago
I think they are both concepts with different traits or required features. These are my subjective definitions: OOP: - Everything is an object - Inheritance (an object inherits all features of its class and super classes) - Polymorphism (
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by JepZ 10y ago
Since one of my professors forced all students to learn Smalltalk I deeply respect Alan Kay. This language is so consistent and readable at the same time. Whenever I heard a story of him or saw something he had done this respect grows. But
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Serious Sam Collection as Humble Bundle Weekly(humblebundle.com)
1 points by JepZ 13y ago|0 comments
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Humble Double Fine Bundle is available now(humblebundle.com)
72 points by JepZ 13y ago|24 comments
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Left 4 Dead 2 (beta) available on Steam for Linux(steamcommunity.com)
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by JepZ 14y ago
I also saw it a few weeks ago here on HN and was wondering why it is here again... At least I wasn't the only one who thought so ;-) Sometimes I wonder how old 'news' can be and still climb up to the top of HN. Is there somewhere a search e
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by JepZ 14y ago
Google, 3 to 1. All searches were related to pages I know and I searched for some keywords or parts of the domain.
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by JepZ 15y ago
From my perspective XSLT is a horrible language. Nevertheless I use it for every of my web projects. Besides the fact that I hate the language I love the thing it does: abstraction. In the backend I only have to care about the information I