Source control using Dropbox
Everyone developer should use some form of source control. It’s like an unwritten law, if you don’t use it, then you should - as long as it isn’t sourcesafe.
A blog about software development, by Stuart Grassie
Everyone developer should use some form of source control. It’s like an unwritten law, if you don’t use it, then you should - as long as it isn’t sourcesafe.
As promised, here is the first part of the series of posts I hope to write demonstrating how I wrote my problem runner framework for Project Euler.
Recently, I’ve been working on the problems on Project Euler, and I’ve done the first 16 problems (in Java), although I will freely admit that I had help on two of the most difficult ones. I do intend on continuing...
It’s true, New Years resolutions are passé. Every year, you look at what is wrong in your life and triumphantly decide that you are going to resolve these problems by issuing a bold and sweeping set of statements, or edicts....
Something I discovered fairly quickly when coding (cake)PHP in eclipse, is that, like code completion in Models, unless you do a little extra configuration, code completion in Views won’t work.