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by nerds-central 15y ago
I am personally convinced that invokedynamic (the new BA op-code for Java 7) is not just for dynamic language support. Patterns like the one in this post _will_ let people develop dynamic approaches to Java. This will effect aspect oriented
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Making Java fully dynamic via invokedynamic and dynamic class creation(nerds-central.blogspot.com)
2 points by nerds-central 15y ago|1 comments
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by nerds-central 15y ago
totally agree!
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by nerds-central 15y ago
You mean - when you linked it! I seem to remember writing it myself.
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by nerds-central 15y ago
Thanks - but it really is not that complex. You cannot define the state of two distant points simultaneously when the speed of information transfer in space/time is finite. So all transactions collapse to being controlled from one point, no
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by nerds-central 15y ago
Just ask a question and I am happy to take a look. I found this an interesting area because the approach 'under the hood' seems a bit 'hacky' but it does work. Java generics are even more strange... http://nerds-central.blogspot.com/2011/0
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Java Inner Classes - Under The Hood (nerds-central.blogspot.com)
2 points by nerds-central 15y ago|2 comments
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100s Per Hour Finding Nerd Search Helpful(nerds-central.blogspot.com)
2 points by nerds-central 16y ago|0 comments
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New Simple Java API Search Engine(nerds-central.com)
7 points by nerds-central 16y ago|5 comments
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by nerds-central 16y ago
Billions of lines of COBOL will 10s or even 100s of millions of lines written every year. Each time someone makes a mobile phone call, uses a credit card, books an airline ticket - 99% chance COBOL will handle part of that transaction.
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by nerds-central 16y ago
That is the sort of thing COBOL does well :)
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by nerds-central 16y ago
The point is that there is a lot of COBOL already out there, so someone has to maintained it and add to it. What is more, C# is not a perfect language for business its self, neither is Ruby. With good tooling the difference are small. Actua
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by nerds-central 16y ago
How is Clipper doing these days? COBOL is making a resurgence as people realise it works!
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by nerds-central 16y ago
I love that site. They way it flickers and has screen burn effects are so kitch :)
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by nerds-central 16y ago
They do... Hopefully there should be a community knol on that as well in the near future.
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New IDEs make working in COBOL as easy as C#, VB or Ruby.(knol.google.com)
18 points by nerds-central 16y ago|14 comments
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by nerds-central 16y ago
The scary thought is this - if I had not put in the pictures - would you have ever come across my post? I suspect not - which illustrates some disturbing truths about humanity.
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by nerds-central 16y ago
That will depend on the language. I think I pretty much covered that point.
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The knife is out for Ruby(nerds-central.blogspot.com)
4 points by nerds-central 16y ago|5 comments