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Partial Formalizations and the Lemmings Game

Yesterday Oh man, this is so hard each time to found out a way of the paragraph or topic start. Nonetheless, I am not a novel writer and doing this how I only can. An intentions of this post is my attempt to express some nifty tricks, that I learned from other languages by reading [...]

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Thoughts on Scala Type Inference

There is no any images today, except maybe one. I particularly have a little brainstorming and maybe somebody would be interested too. Let’s try to scarcely touch the Scala type inference on small practical example. In the Scala code snippets below I will provide a three methods with a short explanation in terms of the [...]

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IntelliJ IDEA on JRockit

Not so long ago by following Henrik Stahl’s blog, I read this great news: JRockit is Now Free (and Other Java License Updates). Whoa! This is actually a great news! “But why?” you could possible ask me. Well, this is very good question and the answer is very simple – JRockit is a part of [...]

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Multi-threaded painting on the Canvas?

Like in Java Swing applications, in Android apps everything is happening, when the system creates a thread of execution for the application, named genuinely “main thread”. Also, this thread is very important, because it’s in charge of dispatching events to the appropriate user interface widgets (like clicks and touches), including drawing events (exactly what we [...]

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Own Git repository with modern Web View

Let us suppose: we need our own private Git repository running on our remote server. It might be our own hardware in our own office, servers room or it can be a Virtual Private Server(s) running on side of our hosting provider, Cloud Servers or whatever you want. That even could be a dedicated or [...]

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