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by Carlos Oliveira

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Archive for July, 2009

1. Making the Compiler Work Harder for You
2. Day 9: Learn To Use Your Debugger
3. Math Programming Formulations in Genomics and Proteomics
4. Day 8: Take the Rest of the Day Off
5. Quick Links on Using C# as a Functional Language

Recent Posts

• Day 26: Write About Your Problem
• Day 25: Learning to Document Properly
• Day 24: Refactoring Code Frequently
• The Beauty of Short Methods
• Five Common Mistakes in the Early Design Stage
• Disadvantages of Statically Typed Languages
• Day 23: Isolate Code Dependencies
• The Wasteful Legacy of Programming as Language
• Main Advantages of Typed Languages
• Learning from Great Developers
• Day 22: Write Something Completely Different
• Literate Programming with Plain C Files
• Day 21: Design The Big Picture First
• The Problem with C++ Templates
• Web Search is Losing Its Relevance
• Day 20: Spend More Time in Maintenance Mode
• Avoiding Feature Bloat
• Day 19: Avoid Singletons
• Day 18: Development Speed is Important
• Day 17: Write Clean Code

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