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by millerm 14y ago
AppCode has been a wonderful tool for me. I have been using it since the EAP of 1.0. If you've used IntelliJ IDEA before you will feel very comfortable here. The refactorings are great and only getting better. The debugger and the ability t
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by millerm 14y ago
Yes I do, and I really notice it when using O'Reilly's Safari bookshelf. Whenever you select text it pops up a window asking if you want to highlight or make a note, so irritating! If that mouse is in my hand I always select text that I am
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by millerm 14y ago
I was just put on a new Erang/OTP project at work and will be working on it for the next 9 months or so. I'm currently on a "ramp up sprint" to get to learn the language, tools and libraries, then we will move on to development. I'm really
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by millerm 14y ago
Regarding nil references, I now always think of this Sir Charles Antony Hoare quote when the topic arises: "I call it my billion-dollar mistake. It was the invention of the null reference in 1965. At that time, I was designing the first com
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by millerm 14y ago
I had the pleasure of having a very long, beer filled conversation about tech, computer languages and culture with Phil while at ClojureConj in Raleigh last year. He was a very intelligent and charismatic man. It's amazing how sad the death
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by millerm 14y ago
Thanks for the link. I will have to take a harder look at it as it wasn't quite obvious to me as to what it truly provides at the moment. Again, thanks and I will clone it when I get to my laptop.
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by millerm 14y ago
Nice article. I'm still excited about getting my first beta of Pixate ( http://www.pixate.com/ ). I saw that kickstarter project here and bought in, twice (they had lowered the goal). Then we'll have a new way of customizing iOS controls. I
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by millerm 14y ago
VMWare did acquire SpringSource. Even though they mainly focus on Java and the Enterprise they might have had some other development tools they had dabbled with. Perhaps there are some hints in the source of where the code came from.
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by millerm 14y ago
Just as a side note, this is not a 'learn Scala' class. This is learning functional programming using Scala as the functional language. So, you won't get a lot of info on how Scala's complex type system works. But, this would be a great cla
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by millerm 14y ago
The funning this, I decided to do this for fun. I spent hours cutting out all of these things (I still have them). Again, it was just for fun as I was probably just listening to an audiobook or something (perhaps a little scotch thrown in t
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by millerm 14y ago
Wow, that was quite fast. I'm an iPhone fanboy and I have to admit I'm a bit jealous of that kind of turnaround. I'll be stuck with this for a while I bet: http://www.tuaw.com/2012/09/20/safari-exploit-used-to-gain-c...
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by millerm 14y ago
That article made me laugh pretty freakin' hard.
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by millerm 14y ago
I'm going to have to play with this just to see if I would like writing iOS apps in java or not. I have really gotten use to Objective-C and I really do like it, seriously. The issues with a translator is that anytime you want to fix a per
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by millerm 14y ago
Is there any mechanism for specifying the HTTP method or is every function mapped to POST? I'm not complaining, I'm just curious.