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Pages about non-obfuscated programming | Do you rely on syntax highlighting
when developing software? If so, you may be shooting yourself in the foot. In
this post, I will argue that syntax highlighting, while aesthetically
seductive, moves focus from content to form, and discourages those who look at
the code from trying to understand it. Read more. Posted Sunday 26-Aug-2007 11:44, 58 comments. |
 | First of all, we put a prompt at 821ch. Max 16 chars. Read more. Posted in ancient times, 3 comments. |
 | Yay! Third place in the 2008 Underhanded C Contest. Read more. Posted Wednesday 14-Oct-2009 19:34, 2 comments. |
 | Plasma is a small (637 lines of source code) tool for
compiling and concatenating propeller assembly language (PASM) and binary
data. It extends PASM with some new features, most notably ARM-like constant
pools. Read more. Posted Monday 11-May-2009 16:47, 0 comments. |
 | The TI-83 was a graphical calculator from Texas
Instruments. It had a black and white display, some buttons and a Z80
processor, and it allowed you to write programs in assembly
language. Read more. Posted in ancient times, 2 comments. |
 | The TTY subsystem is central to the design of Linux, and UNIX in general.
Unfortunately, its importance is often overlooked, and it is difficult to find
good introductory articles about it. I believe that a basic understanding of
TTYs in Linux is essential for the developer and the advanced user. Read more. Posted Friday 25-Jul-2008 17:46, 45 comments. |
 | On this page you'll find the complete source code for
Turbulence, as well as a general overview and
discussion of some of the techniques I used. Read more. Posted Monday 11-May-2009 16:47, 0 comments. |
 | UMLseq generates UML sequence diagrams from simple text files. The
output is in Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) format, and the input format is
documented in the archive. Read more. Posted in ancient times, 1 comment. |
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