Confía en los objetos. Tienen derecho a decidir.
"Los verdaderos desarrolladores no usan if". ¿Por qué alguien querría eliminar el if? ¿Qué tiene de malo? Aquí les cuento por qué y cómo lograrlo.
"Los verdaderos desarrolladores no usan if". ¿Por qué alguien querría eliminar el if? ¿Qué tiene de malo? Aquí les cuento por qué y cómo lograrlo.
Yet another lesson from a large project with legacy code. Did you happen to see “known issues” in software that you have worked on? And how many times have you seen them “solved” with “quick fixes” or “workarounds”?
What would happen if I wanted to play only with objects on Python, using other objects as prototypes? I’m going to show how we can benefit from the meta-programming tools available on Python in order to do that.
There should be a filter object, and it should be placed between the user and the filtered object. Imagine you are modeling a person using a pair of glasses...
This post will try and maybe fail to convince you that using `null` in your code is an error. For those of you willing to listen, here are my reasons to stop using it.
On the first part of this article I explained why java generics don't allow up-casting for generified types. In this part we will see why, arrays don't have that restriction, and the implications
Types, Sets, variables and casting When you use a compile-time typed language, like Java, you expect that types in each variable will help you by restricting the possibilities for a value. Instead of
"Real devs don't use if". Why would somebody want to eliminate the if clause? What's wrong about it? Here I tell you why and an example on how to do it.
OOSCM (Object Oriented Software Configuration Management) is a tool we are developing to better support traits that are unique to object oriented development. Current SCM tools (CVS,SVN,GIT,Monticello, etc) are file