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The Case Against TODO
Description : TODO - a neat way to label work in progress or an easy way to disguise the flaws in a codebase? by Thomas Guest
Category: [ Overload Journal #73 - Jun 2006 | Programming Topics ]
Objects for States
Description : Originally captured in Design Patterns, Objects for States is described in close conjunction with the Singleton pattern. This article investigates better alternatives for implementing the pattern in C++. by Adam Petersen
Category: [ Overload Journal #73 - Jun 2006 | Programming Topics ]
db4objects - Innovating Object Databases with Open Source
Description :

Recently, I had the chance to interview Christof Wittig, CEO of db4objects (www.db4o.com).

by Roberto Zicari , Paul Johnson
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #5 - Oct 2005 | Programming Topics ]
Pointer Reversal: An Algorithm Design Technique
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To summarize, as memory goes too low, garbage collection could kick in, but it in turn needs memory to maintain a traversal stack … Quite a catch-22.

by Atul Khot
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #5 - Oct 2005 | Programming Topics ]
Let's Do C# and MySQL - Part 1 - MySQL
Description :

Before I start, this is going to be fun. Understand? Fun. Not dull, but fun. I intend writing this in a banana suit with my feet in a bucket of warm rice pudding[1]. That's how much fun it's going to be!

by Paul F. Johnson
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #5 - Oct 2005 | Programming Topics ]
J2SE 5.0 New Features
Description :

J2SE 5.0 has been available for download since the end of 2004. This new release included many changes and enhancements to the Java platform such as speed and stability. Additionally, some changes were made to the Java language itself.

by Dave Salter
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #5 - Oct 2005 | Programming Topics ]
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