The document shows code for incrementing a counter stored in a file. It reads the current count from "count.txt", converts it to an integer, increments it by 1, and writes it back to the file. It uses locking to prevent multiple processes from writing to the file concurrently.
This document shows a simple Java program with a main method that prints the text "Hello, world!" to the console. The main method uses the println method of the System.out object to display the message. This is a common first program used to demonstrate a basic Java application.
"Renforcer la confiance mutuelle dans l'espace judiciaire européen - livre vert sur l'application de la législation de l'UE en matière de justice pénale dans le domaine de la détention": réponse du CCBE
This document provides instructions for downloading, compiling, and installing Ruby 1.9.2 on an Amazon EC2 instance. It involves using wget and tar to download and extract the Ruby source code, running configure and make to compile it, and installing Ruby while renaming existing Ruby binaries and creating symlinks to the new versions. Finally, it checks that tools are now using the new Ruby version.
The document summarizes the architecture of Evernote's remote services. It describes how EDAM clients communicate with the UserStore service for user authentication and the NoteStore service to access and modify user account data. It provides a diagram showing the relationships between core data elements like users, notebooks, notes, and resources that are managed by the Evernote service.
This document shows a simple Java program with a main method that prints the text "Hello, world!" to the console. The main method uses the println method of the System.out object to display the message. This is a common first program used to demonstrate a basic Java application.
The document shows code for incrementing a counter stored in a file. It reads the current count from "count.txt", converts it to an integer, increments it by 1, and writes it back to the file. It uses locking to prevent multiple processes from writing to the file concurrently.
This document shows a simple Java program with a main method that prints the text "Hello, world!" to the console. The main method uses the println method of the System.out object to display the message. This is a common first program used to demonstrate a basic Java application.
"Renforcer la confiance mutuelle dans l'espace judiciaire européen - livre vert sur l'application de la législation de l'UE en matière de justice pénale dans le domaine de la détention": réponse du CCBE
This document provides instructions for downloading, compiling, and installing Ruby 1.9.2 on an Amazon EC2 instance. It involves using wget and tar to download and extract the Ruby source code, running configure and make to compile it, and installing Ruby while renaming existing Ruby binaries and creating symlinks to the new versions. Finally, it checks that tools are now using the new Ruby version.
The document summarizes the architecture of Evernote's remote services. It describes how EDAM clients communicate with the UserStore service for user authentication and the NoteStore service to access and modify user account data. It provides a diagram showing the relationships between core data elements like users, notebooks, notes, and resources that are managed by the Evernote service.
This document shows a simple Java program with a main method that prints the text "Hello, world!" to the console. The main method uses the println method of the System.out object to display the message. This is a common first program used to demonstrate a basic Java application.
Nu program language on Shibuya.lisp#5 LTYuumi Yoshida
The document contains code for summarizing data from a table view. It defines a function that takes in a table view and column identifier and returns the appropriate cell data for that row and column. It separates the row data into an array based on a tab delimiter, and returns either an image, name, text, or empty string depending on the column identifier passed in.
This document discusses patterns for enterprise application architecture. It covers topics like embracing change using extreme programming, separating concerns with layers, and scaling applications using technologies like Apache, mod_passenger, and Rails. The document also references patterns for caching, asynchronous messaging, and distributed systems.
This document discusses the history and features of the Lisp programming language. It provides a timeline of the evolution of Lisp from 1958 to present day, highlighting important Lisp dialects like Scheme and Common Lisp. The rest of the document explores key aspects of Lisp like symbolic expressions, lazy evaluation, homoiconicity, and the read-eval-print loop interface. It also provides examples of basic Lisp code like arithmetic expressions and recursive functions.
流行るLisp用Webフレームワーク(Gauche on Railsから学んだ事)Yuumi Yoshida
This document discusses using the Gauche programming language, which is a Lisp/Scheme dialect, to build web applications in a similar way to how Ruby on Rails frameworks are used. It mentions that Gauche code can interact with SQL databases by defining database table schemas and columns using Lisp syntax that then generates the corresponding SQL statements.
6年前に作ったプログラムにテストコードを書きました ^^); 〜〜 テスト駆動開発の薦めYuumi Yoshida
This document discusses web development using Perl, Ruby, and Java programming languages. It compares Perl and Java frameworks and mentions the Seasar2 framework for Java and Ruby on Rails framework. The document also references using Pg.pm and DBI.pm Perl modules for database connectivity and shows page numbers from 2 to 20.
The document describes the database schema for a blogging website, including tables for articles, users, requests, translations, appreciations, and setups. Articles have attributes like title, description, link, source, and creation date. Users have attributes like nickname, blog, last search, and cookie ID. Requests track page views with IDs, article IDs, and creation dates. Translations and appreciations allow users to comment on and translate articles. Setups handle site configurations.
Nu program language on Shibuya.lisp#5 LTYuumi Yoshida
The document contains code for summarizing data from a table view. It defines a function that takes in a table view and column identifier and returns the appropriate cell data for that row and column. It separates the row data into an array based on a tab delimiter, and returns either an image, name, text, or empty string depending on the column identifier passed in.
This document discusses patterns for enterprise application architecture. It covers topics like embracing change using extreme programming, separating concerns with layers, and scaling applications using technologies like Apache, mod_passenger, and Rails. The document also references patterns for caching, asynchronous messaging, and distributed systems.
This document discusses the history and features of the Lisp programming language. It provides a timeline of the evolution of Lisp from 1958 to present day, highlighting important Lisp dialects like Scheme and Common Lisp. The rest of the document explores key aspects of Lisp like symbolic expressions, lazy evaluation, homoiconicity, and the read-eval-print loop interface. It also provides examples of basic Lisp code like arithmetic expressions and recursive functions.
流行るLisp用Webフレームワーク(Gauche on Railsから学んだ事)Yuumi Yoshida
This document discusses using the Gauche programming language, which is a Lisp/Scheme dialect, to build web applications in a similar way to how Ruby on Rails frameworks are used. It mentions that Gauche code can interact with SQL databases by defining database table schemas and columns using Lisp syntax that then generates the corresponding SQL statements.
6年前に作ったプログラムにテストコードを書きました ^^); 〜〜 テスト駆動開発の薦めYuumi Yoshida
This document discusses web development using Perl, Ruby, and Java programming languages. It compares Perl and Java frameworks and mentions the Seasar2 framework for Java and Ruby on Rails framework. The document also references using Pg.pm and DBI.pm Perl modules for database connectivity and shows page numbers from 2 to 20.
The document describes the database schema for a blogging website, including tables for articles, users, requests, translations, appreciations, and setups. Articles have attributes like title, description, link, source, and creation date. Users have attributes like nickname, blog, last search, and cookie ID. Requests track page views with IDs, article IDs, and creation dates. Translations and appreciations allow users to comment on and translate articles. Setups handle site configurations.