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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Groovy iteration - great resource
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Friday, 19 October 2012. Groovy iteration - great resource. Groovy allows you to use "short-written" constructs (such as each. To run through lists or easily find one or several items in a list using closures. MyList.each { item -. Do something with the item. This says: for each element in my list, I would like to access it using the variable name " item. Which is declared in the item's class. The block in curly brackets is called a closure. If this has wet your appeti...
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: LaTeX errors
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Wednesday, 24 October 2012. This article contains a list of LaTeX errors - good to know:. Http:/ www.cs.utexas.edu/ witchel/errorclasses.html. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. 1 July 2016 at 14:49. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An older-than-before (but still young =D) British analyst programmer born and living in Belgium who loves programming, Ice Tea, playing the guitar and . programming. View my complete profile. Well, both are welcome.
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Flex: null vs undefined
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Monday, 30 April 2012. Flex: null vs undefined. This may seem like a non-post but it's actually more important than it seems at first glance. This is when I learned that actionscript (Flex), like javascript, has both a null value (meaning null. And an undefined value meaning undefined. That totally makes sense both the languages deriving from ECMA-script. I cannot believe how long it took me to make the difference between for instance :. View my complete profile. Worki...
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: (La)TeX resources
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Wednesday, 24 October 2012. Looking for LaTeX online renderer, came across this link that covers quite a few that are good:. Http:/ tex.stackexchange.com/questions/3/compiling-documents-online. Worth taking a look at ;-). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An older-than-before (but still young =D) British analyst programmer born and living in Belgium who loves programming, Ice Tea, playing the guitar and . programming. View my complete profile. Well, both are welcome.
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: JVM languages
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Tuesday, 16 October 2012. Interesting article about Java Virtual Machine languages including Groovy, JRuby and Jython. Http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List of JVM languages. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An older-than-before (but still young =D) British analyst programmer born and living in Belgium who loves programming, Ice Tea, playing the guitar and . programming. View my complete profile. Well, both are welcome. Feel free to email me:. For in (.) do.
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Google - LaTeX labs
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Thursday, 18 October 2012. Google - LaTeX labs. Want a quick and easy way of rendering LaTeX online? Try out the Google LaTeX labs tool. It's not a Google tool but it does. Work pretty well as far as I can tell. Add the lab to your Google labs. Type in some LaTeX. In the menu select Compile. And hey presto, a whole new world to explore. See: http:/ docs.latexlab.org/docs. Enjoy and let me know your thoughts. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Git overview
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Wednesday, 18 April 2012. We've all heard of CVS, SVN. and now more flexible systems such as Git. This a quick overview of the power of Git over SVN for instance. There are several differences between our habitual CVS/SVN versioning systems and Git:. SVN stores deltas between files that have changed in every commit; Git stores compressed "snapshots" of every commit. SVN stores its data centrally; Git stores its data both centrally and. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Method Object pattern
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Wednesday, 17 October 2012. The Method Object implementation pattern suggests turning a complex method into an object to enable further simplification. ". Read more at: http:/ www.threeriversinstitute.org/TwoMoreImplementationPatterns.htm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An older-than-before (but still young =D) British analyst programmer born and living in Belgium who loves programming, Ice Tea, playing the guitar and . programming. View my complete profile.
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE: Running *.groovy
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The Blog That Refused To Throw NPE. Wednesday, 17 October 2012. Now, this one is interesting. You know how in Java - you call javac, the java or javaw with the classpath to run your *.class (precompiled) file? Well, Groovy just lets you run the *.groovy file itself. Wow. This means it hides its inner workings, precompiles to Java bytecode for you and then runs the file. Nifty is what I say. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Well, both are welcome. Feel free to email me:.
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Group Methods | Mind Methods
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Darr; Skip to Main Content. 80/20 principle – the law of vital few. Speed Reading – 80 % guide. Input speed read and speak fast! Chunking (short and long-term). Cognitive Interview (recalling memories). The methods described below are used when interacting with a group of people, hence we chose to call them Group Methods. All methods are described from a facilitators point of view, see Meeting Facilitation. For further reading about the methods listed below and more take a look at this wiki. The methods ...
