Learning PHP 7: Learn the art of PHP programming through this example-rich book filled to the brim with tutorials every PHP developer needs to know
One has to be humble enough to start from the beginning when he really wants to learn a language.
I’ve read half of it and I discovered that most of the practise that are suggested as “high quality” standards are the mandatory default in Eiffel
EiffelStudio 17.05 is now available!
The compiler is free-as-in-freedom GPL-licensed software. The rest is still proprietary
Some WebAssembly links to study (to implement LibertyEiffel to WebAssembler):
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Never encode a constant in more than one place.
So I had to resist the temptation to write code like1
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Tonight I made a strange dream. I was taking an exam, It was geotechnical engineering.
It was held in a large lecture hall, an amphitheater.
For those who have dwelt the Politecnico of Milan, it was T12. This one.
I shall read it as soon as I return to my house. Eiffel cannot lose this train
From “Web Development with Bootstrap 4 and Angular 2 – Second Edition”
In one moment of compilation, a TypeScript compiler can generate a declaration file which contains only signatures of the exported types. The resulting declaration file with the extension .d.ts along with a JavaScript library or module can be consumed later by a third-party developer. You can find a vast collection of declaration files for many popular JavaScript libraries at:
• The DefinitelyTyped (https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped)
• The Typings registry (https://github.com/typings/registry)
I’m so glad I bought this ebook. No DRM and this little gem to help me implement an actually usable Eiffel to JavaScript/WebAssembly compiler where with “actually usable” it means coming with batteries, i.e. binding for foreign libraries. Without them any effort is doomed.
That ackward time when you feel silly, dumb and dumber all the same time.
That is when you found another seemingly innocent one-liner that triggers an infinite recursion with stack exaustion and consequent crash of the app with something as simple as:
properties_upper: INTEGER is do Result := properties_upper-1 end
The silly aspect is that I already fixed another one like that.
If you don’t notice the horrible gamma it has…. 🙂
Cross Platform Fixed Point Maths Library from Google Code Archive – Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting.
Grabbed it before Google shut down everything!
No need to reimplement everything, just as I plan to do with quad-precision floats.