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markodenic.com
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| | | | | Free programming books, algorithms, public APIs, and much more. | |
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acorwin.com
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| | | | | Lexers! I've sort of written lexers before, although not of this generality, so this material is mostly familiar to me. The chapter provides a simple lexer (below), in Java. Old Java (pre-generics, so, what, 1.4 or someting?). I'm doing the exercises here in C#. I've provided the lexer from the source; my github will provide... | |
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chelseatroy.com
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| | | | | Last week Aisha Blake hosted me for a conversation about computer science education, from designing an activity to a session to a course. Luckily, we got this recording, so you can watch it anytime! Here's that link to the recording again. Additional notes on what we covered: First, here is the "Designing a Course" blog... | |
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everythingfunctional.wordpress.com
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| | | The answer to the question of whether we should write automated test suites has largely been settled. We absolutely should write unit tests, and possibly even integration and end-to-end tests. But as acceptance of this practice grew, and adoption became more widespread, a follow-up question arose; How many tests should we write? How do we... | ||
