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Functional Programming • Mar 05, 2013

Why Haskell Is Worth Learning

Why Haskell? It's an incredibly powerful tool to use with other langues. And learning it will make you a better, smarter, more-versatile programmer.
Ruby • Mar 04, 2013

Defining Immutable Record Types in Ruby with Hamsterdam

Hamsterdam is a Ruby gem that makes it fun and easy to define and use efficient immutable record types in Ruby, backed by Hamster's Hash class.
Project & Team Management • Mar 01, 2013

Using Storytelling to Convey Complicated Ideas

Storytelling is a great way to communicate complicated ideas in a natural way.
Developer Tools • Feb 28, 2013

Emacs or Vim? Get the Best of Both with Evil

Trying to decide on Emacs or Vim? I got the best of both worlds by porting my company's Vim config into Emacs using Evil.
Mobile Apps • Feb 26, 2013

SpeedLimit: Testing Apps on Slow Connections

While building apps, it is important to keep slow connections in mind. SpeedLimit is a tool to help test your application on simulated slow connections.
Ruby • Feb 25, 2013

Making Refs in Ruby Using Celluloid Actors

An example of using Celluloid Actors to provide a poor man's Ref (Clojure-like) around an immutable data structure in JRuby to protect shared state.
.NET / WPF • Feb 24, 2013

MVVM Light Messenger Registration Causing Test Failures

How I got past the “Non-static method requires a target” exception when using the MVVM Light Messenger in my tests.
Software Science • Feb 23, 2013

Improve Your Software Architecture with Ports and Adapters

Ports and adapters prevent business logic from becoming coupled to other dependencies. They create little classes with well-defined pieces of functionality.
UX/Design Tools • Feb 22, 2013

Sprites, Semantics & Scalability: A Demo with Playing Cards

How and why to use css sprites, ems, and percentages — demonstrated with a fully-scaleable CSS/HTML card deck using minimal, semantic markup.
Ruby on Rails • Feb 20, 2013

Testing Email Templates in Rails

Email clients all seem to display HTML mails differently. Here are a few tools I've used to make implementing Rails email templates a bit less painful.
Web Apps • Feb 18, 2013

System Testing a Java Web Service in Jetty

There weren't any tools to create and run automated Java system tests, so we created one. It's configurable, instrumented, and available on GitHub.
Embedded Systems • Feb 17, 2013

Using UDP Broadcast Messages to Discover Local Clients

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