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Quicksort algorithm in C# with parallelism
Here is a functional Quicksort algorithm realized in C#, with and without parallel processing. The method is generic and relies on the IComparable interface to sort the elements.
Note that the parallel version is more of a simple example rather than an…
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Threading in JAVA
Introduction
Threads allow developers to run multiple simultaneous tasks instead of one after another.
JAVA classes for Threading
The main classes used for threading in JAVA are the Thread class and the Runnable interface. Note that the Thread class…
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.NET 4.5: Asynchronous programing
Among the great new features brought into the .NET Framework with the version 4.5, the improvement done to the Asynchronous programing is definitely my favorite and most expected.
Introduction
Before we ends up diving into the Async programing, let’s talk…
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JavaScript & Canvas: TicTacToe sample (part 3)
In the last part we will be implementing the real behavior of our game. We already know how to draw our board, it is now time for our players to get in the game.
Events
The first thing we need to see is how can we know when a player will click on the…
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JavaScript & Canvas: TicTacToe sample (part 2)
In this second part of the tutorial we will see all the functions we need in order to draw our…
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JavaScript & Canvas: TicTacToe sample (part 1)
JavaScript is now agreed to be an essential part of our developing and browsing experience. An interesting set of features were brought by HTML5, including the Canvas that allows 2D and 3D rendering.
Actually HTML5 and JavaScript combo started to reach…
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Syntax highlighting on Tumblr
The first thing I’ve been looking into after creating this Tumblr was:
How can I get syntax highlighting to work?
I remembered a great JavaScript (remember, I said I’d be looking into it) module by Google called Google code prettify. From that I tried to integrate it into Tumblr which seems to be working as expected.
For those who do not know this library, it actually detect the type of code and color it automatically.
How to achieve that?
Including the library and CSS In order for this to work we will need to include the JavaScript library so as the CSS with all the different code styles.
In your HTML header you need to add:
<link href="http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src/prettify.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/> <script src="http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src/prettify.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Running the script on page load What we want know is to run this JavaScript whenever we load our page, the solution I picked was to use the body tag “onload" event as shown below:
<body onload="prettyPrint()">
Defining the tag and class Now the script is running but we need to define a little style so the code won’t be running out of your article, you wouldn’t want that would you?
For that you can add anywhere in your style tag:
pre.prettyprint { Â Â Â overflow-x: auto; margin: 5px 20px 20px; }
Using it
<pre class="prettyprint"> Your code here </pre>
Here it is, working well. It’s not the only solution, just one that fit my needs :)
Staying up-to-date
I have been running around .NET technologies for a while now, and I feel really confident in most parts of it but it's good not to limit yourself to a single technology. I personally spent a lot of time around both .NET and JAVA technologies but I now feel the need to update myself a little and learn new things. The real question would be, what can I learn? Which technology should I look into? A first approach is to look at what you already know then see if there is anything else that combines well with it, either at a technical level, or at a job level. I've realized that it was pretty common for companies to search for .NET (mostly ASP.NET) software engineer with additional knowledge on Ajax, jQuery and more widely JavaScript related libraries. This feeling was increased by a recent Job opportunity where JavaScript was one the requirements. I haven't really played with JS for a bit more than a year now which is kind of an eternity as IT never stop evolving. So I'll be putting myself back on track about JavaScript.