I just read the documentation for std::result in Rust. A friend had pointed it out and said it left a sour taste in his mouth,
I’ve added the ability to type a variable based on an expression. The type_infer type operator resolves to the type of the provided expression —
Am I, as a programmer, in danger of being obsoleted by a program of my own creation? A recent BBC article gives programmers an 8%
The platform as a service model adds new importance to the performance of our software. Despite ever decreasing hardware costs, metered services make every bit
I’ve worked with a lot of people of varying skill levels, from superstar programmers to not-sure-how-they-got-the-job types. Integrating and working with new people is always
Sometimes I just like to sit back and code something. Free from deadlines. Free from requirements. Free from issue systems and planning teams. It’s so
I recently implemented Etag caching support only to learn its a privacy breach. Internet scum have coopted yet another technology to track us as we
Complexity is sometimes portrayed as a corner stone to the theory of computation. What good would algorithm analysis be if we had no way to
One of the problems with C++ is the way it handles type conversion. It inherits a lot of implicit conversion from C and then adds
I’ve been reworking how I handle basic type conversion in Leaf. This is a mechanism which allows implicit conversion of simple types. As part of
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