Here's a post I wrote (in the Hebrew language) which tells the story of the log summarizer utility that I've wrote. This story is the first in a line of "utilities stories" I'm planning on writing.
My apologies for those of you whom won't be able to read it. Posts in this site do appear in English..
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Utility Frenzy #1 – The log summarizer
Monday, October 5, 2009
Google is pregnant again - Noop
After the zillion new dynamic languages that had flooded the earth
(groovy, ruby, ...), Google is concocting Noop; a new type-safe language to join Java, Scala, and the rest.
The new language sets out to excel in testability, dependency injection, and readable code (see the proposed features). More interesting than whether Noop will gain a crowd of enthusiasts, is the language's dynamic and lucid development process; made available through Google code (Sun's JSRs, are also transparent but here it's a whole new language).
What do you think?
(groovy, ruby, ...), Google is concocting Noop; a new type-safe language to join Java, Scala, and the rest.
The new language sets out to excel in testability, dependency injection, and readable code (see the proposed features). More interesting than whether Noop will gain a crowd of enthusiasts, is the language's dynamic and lucid development process; made available through Google code (Sun's JSRs, are also transparent but here it's a whole new language).
What do you think?
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