How to Open Source Internal Software
Using war stories from several open source projects the talk will cover the sometimes subtle aspects (both technical and social) of how to run a lasting and vibrant open source project.
Using war stories from several open source projects the talk will cover the sometimes subtle aspects (both technical and social) of how to run a lasting and vibrant open source project.
Mobile devices are gaining popularity but the diversity of these devices poses a challenge for development. HTML 5 promises to bring a consistent API to program the client side for both desktop and diverse mobile devices. One additional challenge with mobile devices is network connectivity, or the lack of it.
Do you have to look at Rails models with 2500 lines of code? Or 200 line methods loaded with iterators, conditionals and instance variables? Not only you, even the code author does not understand what’s going on in there.
What’s more important to the culture of an Internet startup: pixels, programming, or teamwork? For Tim Van Damme, Instagram’s Head of Design, it’s a combination of all three. This talk covers Tim’s introduction to design, his obsessions with the web and iPhone, and his path to the photo-sharing app that …
learn the basics of getting started using Spring on .NET. All your friendly features will be there to great you: dependency injection, AOP, declarative transaction management, web framework, ORM, and messaging middleware integration, but with a .NET twist. Come and see how you can use your existing Spring Java skills …
There are many popular myths concerning regular expressions (Regex). First, it’s exceptionally hard to master Regex. Second, a normal programmer rarely needs Regex. Third, Regex are tricky to read and hence can’t be maintained. That is all wrong!