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Iterators in PHP

Posted in development, eclipse, leisure, pdt, php, scala, thought on August 3rd, 2009 | No Comments »

Recently, while playing with Scala/Python/PHP comparative implementation of lazy algorithms (I will hopefully describe them some days later) with colleague and friend of mine Michael Fuks, I sorrowfully discovered that, despite there are several SPL units, which define basic Iterator interfaces and functionality, most of the functionality available for arrays is missing for Iterators.
So [...]

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Programming in Scala

Posted in development, eclipse, future, integration, java, leisure, scala, software, thought on July 5th, 2009 | No Comments »

Got the Programming in Scala eBook. I hope to get time and build an experimental Eclipse Plugin with it.

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Design Patterns

Posted in development, leisure, thought on November 8th, 2008 | No Comments »

Recently I’ve seen the inter-blog discussion by some PHP guys I don’t know which touches among other things the issue of design patterns. And when they define design patterns they use some canonical or less definitions which seem a bit fuzzy to me.
When I think of design patterns, I always think about patterns of design, [...]

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Prototype styled Google Analytics javascript snippet

Posted in development, html, integration, java, javascript, leisure, prototype, web on August 11th, 2008 | No Comments »

Recently I’ve created a prototype styled javascript snippet to enable google analytics on one of my sites. Save this code in google.analytics.js file and include it from the head tag of the page just after including of the prototype.js:
gaTrackerId = ’ss-ddddddd-d’; // insert your tracker id here
document.observe(’dom:loaded’, function() {
var gaJsHost = (
(’https:’ == document.location.protocol)
? ‘https://ssl.’
: [...]

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R+R

Posted in leisure on June 26th, 2007 | No Comments »

Today (yesterday, actually) Development Tools group enjoyed the day of recreational activities.
Here comes the brief list of our activities at National Park of Gan ha-Shlosha:
Two team orienteering competition - The group was randomly divided into 2 teams, each of them received maps, showing where envelops with parts of a puzzle were hidden. The assembled [...]

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