Articles tagged ACCU
- Productivity++ != Better
- Go! Steady. Ready?
- Jokey Code?
- Speaking at the ACCU Conference 2015
- Lessons from the OuLiPo. All about a talk I'll be giving at ACCU 2015
- ACCU 2013
- An Exploration of the Phenomenology of Software Development
- More adventures in C++
- ACCU Bristol and Bath
- Inner, Outer, Shake it all abouter. Encapsulation is about allocating responsibility and easing utility rather than protecting data.
- Software development checklist += 3
- Spolsky podcast causes exercise bike incident
- Tell me about … Virtualization. An attempt to describe virtualization, why it's useful, and when to consider using it.
- Entertaining Documentation
- Fixing Compiler Warnings the Hard Way. Listen when your compiler grumbles, but sometimes you should ignore its suggestions.
- Programming Nirvana, Plan B. Simon Peyton Jones discusses functional programming, Haskell, and promotes a radical route to programming Nirvana at ACCU 2008.
- Fun with Erlang, ACCU 2008
- Ima Lumberjack, (s)he’s OK. Gender-neutral technical writing using fictional names.
- Tracing function calls using Python decorators. Developing code to trace function calls using Python decorators.
- ACCU Conference 2008. A preview of ACCU 2008.
- Seeing with a fresh pair of ears
- Paralipsis
- PyCon UK: statistics, pictures and perennial problems
- Pitching Python in three syllables
- Koenig’s first rule of debugging. The problems caused by the C++ compilation model, dependencies and cryptic compile diagnostics. If an expert like Andrew Koenig can’t get it right, what hope for the rest of us?
- He Sells Shell Scripts to Intersect Sets. The Unix command shell contains a lot of what I like in a programming environment: it’s dynamic, high-level, interpreted, flexible, succinct. This article shows the Unix tools in action.
- Printed C++ Journals
- Soft Documentation. A software developer's investigation into documentation tools.
- The case against TODO. A neat label for work in progress or an easy way to disguise the flaws in a codebase?
- Metaprogramming is Your Friend. An investigation into metaprogramming techniques used by lazy C, C++, Lisp and Python programmers.
- A Mini-Project to Decode a Mini-Language
- Code in Comments. Don't comment out dead code, delete it!
- Brackets Off! Thoughts on operator precedence.