A while ago I posted about Programming languages to learn in 2011. Now that we’re almost halfway into 2011 I though I do a little reflection of what languages I’ve learned so far… None! Although none isn’t exactly correct, I can’t say I have learned enough of any of the listed languages to program with. So […]
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A couple of months ago I made the decision to resign from my job so I could go back to school again and get myself a bachelors degree in computer science and perhaps after that a master degree. After talking it through with my boss (I’ve been working fulltime for almost 4 years now) we
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I’ve released a new version of htbaapub.rest which contains a fix that normally makes libcurl generate an error. When doing a HEAD request the server is supposed to return the same headers as when a GET request is being done. This also includes the Content-Length header. cURL however complains that the reported Content-Length couldn’t be
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As can be seen on my bucket list I’ve got quite a few programming languages I want and need to learn this year. Some pure out of interest. Some because I have to. Lua First on the list is Lua. A nice lightweight programming language that’s perfect for embedding in other software applications to provide
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In a search for some information about functional programming I found an article by Slava Akhmechet called Functional Programming For The Rest of Us. It’s quite a long article but worth it’s worth the time to read it if you’re interested in learning functional programming but don’t really understand what it’s about yet. The article
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