Breaking free from the tyranny of languages

I recently came across this documentation page from the .Net API. I was investigating the possibility of creating a Map that would allow String keys to be case insensitive…

Otaku, Cedric’s weblog: Dynamic and static languages are fighting again

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Otaku, Cedric's weblog (15 reads)There is quite an interesting discussion going on at Artima about the age old subject of static and dynamic languages. I found the following quote particularly interesting:…

First steps with GWT

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I recently spent some time porting a SWT application to GWT, and it’s been a real pleasure. Ever since I heard about GWT, I have been very eager to…

Looking beyond languages

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I remember the first time I used a Java decompiler… I picked a random class file, fed it to the decompiler and sat in amazement as the tool spit…

PowerPoint feature request

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I’m currently writing a brand new presentation (more on this later) and I find myself in need of a feature I had never thought of before. I’d like to…

Breaking free from the tyranny of languages

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I recently came across this documentation page from the .Net API. I was investigating the possibility of creating a Map that would allow String keys to be case insensitive…

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