People like to argue about the respective merits of client/server versus peer-to-peer network topologies, but personally I think this is the wrong debate. Who says you have to pick just one? I'm a big fan of hybrids that combine the best of both worlds.
F# is a programming language that provides support for functional programming in addition to traditional object-oriented and imperative (procedural) programming. The Visual F# product provides support for developing F# applications and extending other .NET Framework applications by using F# code. .....
I’m just back from the Devoxx conference in Antwerp. An update was given on the new language changes that will be in Java 7. The JDK currently has a release date of September 2010.
We have just released MonoTouch 1.2, the major feature of this release is the support for debugging MonoTouch applications on both the iPhone and the iPhone Simulator using MonoDevelop.
Interface complexity is an issue every designer wrestles with when designing a reasonably sophisticated application. A complex interface can reduce user effectiveness, increase the learning curve of the application, and cause users to feel intimidated and overwhelmed.
Note: I originally posted this a day earlier, but quickly retracted it when it was pointed out that I made a rather egregious error in the ffmpeg tests’ settings, so I re-did those and added a few more codecs.
As you should be well aware by now, you can use PHP as a command-line scripting system to automate common tasks. We look at this in more depth later as we explore some of the alternative things you can do with command-line PHP. ...
A very well written guide that I found more useful than the PHP Manual.
Once you understand how .NET's garbage collector works, then the reasons for some of the more mysterious problems that can hit a .NET application become much clearer. NET may have promised the end to explicit ...
An excellent explanation of how the GC works in the Microsoft .Net Framework.
Are you tired of constantly setting breakpoints to hone in on a pesky bug? How would you like to be able to step "back in time" through your debugger? The Historical Debugger in Visual Studio Team…