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Next course - 7th January 2008, Regular Expressions
Yesterday afternoon ... I finished my training for 2007, and I'm now looking forward to two weeks of days with a different metric. Don't get me wrong - I utterly enjoy the training but all sorts of things have been stacking up to attend to including personal time. So it's not "quiet" but rather "different". In past years I've suggested that this diary will reduce in frequency over the festive period, but that's not happened - so no such suggestion this year. Truth be told, I find more interesting technical facts to point out, more things to report, and I could double rather than halve. Oh - I talked about the next course in mys subject line. Guess I should provide a link here to it, and to the Java Bootcamp that follows it. (written 2007-12-21) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Q804 - Object Orientation and General technical topics - Regular Expression Internals[2727] Making a Lua program run more than 10 times faster - (2010-04-16) [2806] Macho matching - do not do it! - (2010-06-13) [3090] Matching to a string - what if it matches in many possible ways? - (2010-12-17) [3091] How do regular expressions work / Regular Expression diagrams - (2010-12-17) Q802 - Object Orientation and General technical topics - Regular Expression Elements [453] Commenting Perl regular expressions - (2005-09-30) [1766] Diagrams to show you how - Tomcat, Java, PHP - (2008-08-22) [1799] Regular Expressions in PHP - (2008-09-16) [1849] String matching in Perl with Regular Expressions - (2008-10-20) [2804] Regular Expression Myths - (2010-06-13) [4505] Regular Expressions for the petrified - in Ruby - (2015-06-03) [4763] Regex Reference sheet - (2017-10-10)
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A christmas messageWhat have hotels and bananas got in common? A story about benchmarking PHP The Christmas Letter Next course - 7th January 2008, Regular Expressions FSB leaves its members feeling like mushrooms Some new C programming examples - files, structs, unions etc Decisions - small ones, or big ones? Shopping for Christmas and looking forward Tcl/Tk - updating your display while tasks are running |
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