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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Cache as cache can
Neal Ford is at it again with part 3 of his Groovy subseries, which is but a part of his broader super-series on functional programming: Functional thinking: Functional features in Groovy, Part 3: Memoization and caching.
Never never never never never!
Dhanji R. Prasanna has some interesting things to say about the verbosity of Java. …there is little doubt that the Java language suffers from a poor character-to-instruction ratio. I call this property "expressiveness"—in other words, the number of keys you must … Continue reading
