We Are Our Environment
May 10, 2003
n case you haven’t noticed, programmers are sort of funny people to work with. I was talking with a friend the other day and he said that some of the
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n case you haven’t noticed, programmers are sort of funny people to work with. I was talking with a friend the other day and he said that some of the
A more elegant approach: use an associative array. If you have more addresses to block, put them together (in this example, using CGI and Perl): #!perlmy %block_ip=(‘172.56.260.71’=>’bad.org’,’172.56.260.72’=>’evil.org’,);my $remote = $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR}
Here’s an old trick from C, which carries over to Java. If you have two intsa and bwhose values you want to swap, the obvious way to do so is
he .NET platform has a new and fresh feel to it. Prior to .NET we had reached a point of technology and tools mish-mash that has been almost prohibitive to
efore we can dive in and begin building Web pages with ASP.NET, I want to introduce a few topics and new terminology. .NET FrameworkMicrosoft designed classes in the .NET Framework
his article assumes you are familiar with Visual Studio .NET 1.0 and it presents only the new features of the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) of Visual Studio .NET 1.1, for
hat’s the latest sleeper technology that promises to make your life easier? It’s XQuery (short for XML Query) and it’s the ‘Ginsu knife’ of XML standards. XML can represent almost
f you currently use JUnit for Java unit testing, you can extend it to automate test case design and coding standard enforcement with Parasoft Jtest. Jtest is an automated unit