How should I create a mutable, varied jtree with arbitrary/generic category nodes?
Please note: I don’t want coding help here, I’m on Programmers for a reason. I want to improve my program planning/writing skills not (just) my understanding of Java.
Programming languages with a Lisp-like syntax extension mechanism [closed]
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Designing extensible, interactive systems
Steve Yegge’s The Pinoccio Problem describes a very special type of program: one that not only fulfills the original purpose of its creators, but also is capable of performing arbitrary, user-defined computations.
How to make an ASP.NET MVC site modular
I’m in the planning stage for an employee intranet system to be built with ASP.NET MVC 4. We’d like the site to consist of separate “modules”, each of which provides a different feature: messaging, payroll changes, etc. I’d like these modules to be able to be enabled or disabled at compile time. The homepage will display some kind of navigation that will link to each module that is loaded.
Java Generics – how to strike a balance between expressiveness and simplicity
I’m developing some code that utilizes generics, and one of my guiding principles was to make it usable for future scenarios, and not just today’s. However, several coworkers have expressed that I may have traded off readability for the sake of extensibility. I wanted to gather some feedback about possible ways to resolve this.
Agile: When to re-factor and when to extend while accruing technical debt? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Rule of thumb for cost vs. savings for code re-use [duplicate] (7 answers) Agile estimation with tech-debt (3 answers) Closed 11 years ago. Consider the following scenario. You currently have a feature set A you wish to extend to include feature set B. In the near feature there’s a […]
serving up future-proof kinfolk – extensible contract interfaces [closed]
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generic chaining technique for overloaded method
A common operation in JavaScript is to replace an object method with a new one while still calling the original method. This is often done like this:
generic chaining technique for overloaded method
A common operation in JavaScript is to replace an object method with a new one while still calling the original method. This is often done like this:
generic chaining technique for overloaded method
A common operation in JavaScript is to replace an object method with a new one while still calling the original method. This is often done like this: