Having read some articles about tries (aka prefix trees aka radix trees), I decided to write one of my own. Today we are going to talk about a trie implementation in C++. We will also compare a string search with AVL and Radix tree.
Building a Vagrant Box from Start to FinishNote: This blog was originally published on tylerbird.org earlier this year. It was recently updated for publication on the Engine Yard blog. The goal of Vagrant is to make it so simple to create a local development environment, you’d never want to do it another way again.
Black TrianglesOne of my most popular posts was also my very first… which has since been lost to the Great Blog Devouring of ’14. So… here’s the post from over ten years ago (has it been that long?!?!?!) about an event from almost twenty years ago. Still stuff I have to remind myself about some days.
Consistency over CorrectnessWhen a team member first hears me say, “It is more important to be consistent than to be correct”, in order to settle a debate about which fork in the road is the one best traveled, their reaction is the same. An incredulous look, as they might gawk at a fool; though perhaps I am.
EquilibriumToday I want to show you a neat chaos simulation. Rules: Green point has 2 leaders - red points. Red line is equidistance line. Green point's goal is to get and stay on that line. All points have different leaders so movements appear pretty chaotic.
A Trip Down the Graphics PipelineI’ve recently received an Oculus Rift Development Kit Mk. II, and since I’m on Linux, there is no official SDK for me and I’m pretty much out there on my own.
Release Notes Mono 3.8.0Mono 3.8.0 has 711 commits since the last release. This is the work of 61 contributors since May 28. 58 bugs were fixed.
How Apple Pay works and why it matters for developersApple Pay marks the first time a popular operating system is making payments a platform service for real-world, non-digital-good transactions, in a broad, inclusive manner that is compatible with the mainstream payments processing industry.
Enabling Testing in Production in Azure WebsitesJoin your guide Cory Fowler as he talks to the product teams in Redmond as well as the web community. This week Cory is joined by Galin Iliev from the Azure Websites team to check out the newly announced preview feature testing in production.
The Forgotten UserWe've all heard stories of projects gone wrong because somehow everyone forgot about the users, haven't we? I want to draw your attention to another user who is almost always forgotten in every other bit of coding we all do everyday. That user is the future programmer. That programmer may be you.
This Read-It-Later-list is just that, bookmarks of stuff I intend to read or have read. I do not necessarily agree with opinions or statements in the bookmarked articles.
This list is compiled from my Pocket list.