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Interviewing Programmers – start with code | Diary of a ScrumMaster

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Diary of a ScrumMaster. Finding a path to a new way of working. Interviewing Programmers – start with code. October 8, 2014. Middot; by Tom Howlett. Middot; in Uncategorized. Middot; 4 Comments. October 16, 2014 - 12:18 pm. How do you handle people that have a obvious test anxiety? October 16, 2014 - 3:09 pm. Or you can also asked these weed out questions. October 26, 2014 - 5:01 pm. Do you have any examples of problems you look at in an interview? March 13, 2015 - 7:27 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Imaginary/Real: The Flub Paradox

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Sunday, 7 June 2015. Paul Graham's classic essay Beating the Averages. Is well worth re-reading. It is the story of how, twenty years ago, Paul Graham and Robert Morris built an online store generator called Viaweb. And out-manoeuvred their many competitors using their secret weapon, Lisp. But it is much more than a success story with a fairytale ending. He identified what he called. And think: "These variables don't vary! How is it possible to write programs. Mr Graham's essays about programming tend to...

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Why There Is Interface Pollution in Java 8 | Informatech CR Blog

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Hoy en Informatech, marcamos -1 del Bucket list, #churchilleta. Why There Is Interface Pollution in Java 8. I was reading this interesting post about The Dark Side of Java 8. In it, Lukas Eder, the author, mentions how bad it is that in the JDK 8 the types are not simply called functions. For instance, in a language like C#, there is a set of predefined function types accepting any number of arguments with an optional return type ( Func. Ie nullary, unary, binary, ternary, etc). The Type Erasure Issue.

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Favor Composition Over Inheritance part 1 | Coding Delight

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Take delight in the code you write. Favor Composition Over Inheritance part 1. January 16, 2014. January 17, 2014. 8220;Favor composition over inheritance” is a phrase that I hear spoken a lot but which describes a concept I rarely actually see in real world code. Every developer seems to know about it but few developers seem to actually put it into practice. This post will be looking at inheritance and some of the pitfalls of trying to create your domain model primarily through inheritance. Abstract cla...

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Ken's Programming Blog: I Knew a Programmer that Went Completely Insane

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Thursday, April 18, 2013. I Knew a Programmer that Went Completely Insane. Not long ago one of our programmers just lost it and he lost it good. He walked into the manager’s office and began screaming strange things. If I didn't know him as well as I did I would have thought that he was on some kind of drug. But what had really happened was nothing short of a complete mental breakdown. All too often we lose site of the human factors in software. It doesn't matter if management pushes people to overwo...

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Debugging and reverse engineering: Samsung deliberately disabling Windows Update the way the user intends it to

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Debugging and reverse engineering. On this blog, you' ll find a lot of postmortem/live bug check (BSOD) debugging, malware analysis, and reverse engineering. Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Samsung deliberately disabling Windows Update the way the user intends it to. Last updated 6/26/2015 - 4:49 PM EST. Windows Update will be abbreviated as "WU" in text from myself. The user that had the problem, and the reason we had anything to even discover in the first place. And its silent behavior to light. A user (wavly)...

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Hive Development Limited: Introduction to MVP Unit Testing - Part One

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Subscribe in a reader. Introduction to MVP Unit Testing - Part One. In a previous article. The unit testing will cover techniques using both plain JUnit tests with EasyMock for super fast testing of the presenter logic and GWTTestCase. Unit tests for aspects of the view that really need knowledge of the GWT components during testing. In part one we will focus on preparing the test environment and getting started with EasyMock. Part two. An MVP framework;. An implementation of the command pattern;. Source...

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Hive Development Limited: Introduction to MVP Unit Testing - Part Two

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Subscribe in a reader. Introduction to MVP Unit Testing - Part Two. We began to look at MVP unit testing techniques using a Vehicle Wizard application and EasyMock. This article continues from where we left off by exploring more tests of presenter logic and then moves on to testing of dispatch actions (commands), finally looking at testing the view code itself. All test code and resources are given in part one. Verify the registration of event handlers;. Verify that events have been fired;. The reason is...

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Blog Shifted!!! | Hey! There is Code in my BUG!

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There is Code in my BUG! May 3, 2008. 8212; Bipin Upadhyay @ 10:33 am. In case you came here searching for something, try the search feature at PROJectBEE. As a major re-innovationary (is that even a word! Step, I am shifting my blog to my server. 8220;What would that mean? 8220;Well, it has different meanings for different people. For you, it means better and flexible interface with LOADS of options, including, but not limited to OpenID. People already subscribed to me feed will have to use a. Download ...

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ThornyDev: An Exercise in Profiling a Go Program

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Thursday, July 2, 2015. An Exercise in Profiling a Go Program. Recently, while working on my current project ogonori. A Go client for the OrientDB database. I found that I had a defect in the code that encodes and decodes integer values in the way that the OrientDB binary network protocol requires (namely zigzag encoding. Followed by encoding that output as a variable length integer). Which the main goroutine monitors. A counting semaphore) is created and shared among the goroutines. When each "range...