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| Related DevelopMentor Courses | MORE | | An Effective Introduction to the STL Training The companion reference book, Nicolai M. less ) Exercises Algorithms: Overview of types of algorithms Algorithms vs. same-named member functions Detailed looks at for_each, transform, remove Overview of searching algorithms Overview of reordering algorithms Overview of modifying algorithms Overview of removing algorithms Overview of copying algorithms Overview of creation algorithms Overview of summarizing algorithms Exercises Common STL Extensions: Hashed associative containers slist rope SGI adapters: compose1, compose2, select1st, select2nd, etc. Exercises Further Reading DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 10 years on: IT does matter, more than ever remember booking my first flight to the US that year. We talked, she booked me a flight. This year I’ve booked flights on BA, KLM, S7 and Virgin Atlantic. How I book them - the company web site, Opodo, Expedia, SkyScanner has a lot to do with the customer service experience. normal start a flight search on SkyScanner, switch to Opodo or Expedia to book and complete things on the airlines own site. Booking the family holiday is even more IT dependent. At the time my response was, “Is IT worth it?” It was a strategy decision. Anyway, 10 years on. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, July 19, 2012 Maurice de Beijer: Querying RavenDB databases In my original online example you might have noticed that the books aren't ordered. 5: var books = session.Query (). 7: ToList(); 8: 9: return View(books); 10: }. 5: var books = from book in session.Query (). 7: select book; 8: 9: return View(books.ToList()); 10: }. Just want books from an author starting with “A”? The following view search for books where the title or author starts with the passed string. 5: var books = session.Query (). 8: ToList(); 9: 10: return View( "Index" , books); 11: }. 11: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 17, 2012 |
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| The Latest from DevelopMentor | MORE | | Requirements and Specifications The first book I picked up was Mike Cohn’s User Stories Applied , the nearest thing the Agile-set has to a definitive text on requirements. True Requirements runs throughout the book but doesn’t help me compare and contrast. The fact that so many prominent books duck the question of requirements and specification makes me think this is a fairly common issue. Still its not quiet what I’m after and in the back of my mind I knew Michael Jackson had a take on this so I went in search of his writing. and so I’ve been giving a lot of thought to requirements. nothing. Allan Kelly's Blog - Monday, April 15, 2013 Querying RavenDB databases In my original online example you might have noticed that the books aren't ordered. 5: var books = session.Query (). 7: ToList(); 8: 9: return View(books); 10: }. 5: var books = from book in session.Query (). 7: select book; 8: 9: return View(books.ToList()); 10: }. Just want books from an author starting with “A”? The following view search for books where the title or author starts with the passed string. 5: var books = session.Query (). 8: ToList(); 9: 10: return View( "Index" , books); 11: }. 11: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 17, 2012 Maurice de Beijer: Querying RavenDB databases In my original online example you might have noticed that the books aren't ordered. 5: var books = session.Query (). 7: ToList(); 8: 9: return View(books); 10: }. 5: var books = from book in session.Query (). 7: select book; 8: 9: return View(books.ToList()); 10: }. Just want books from an author starting with “A”? The following view search for books where the title or author starts with the passed string. 5: var books = session.Query (). 8: ToList(); 9: 10: return View( "Index" , books); 11: }. 11: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 17, 2012 | -
| The Best from DevelopMentor | MORE | - About logins and searches as resources
A reader posted a question in my blog post about REST services and URL’s about modeling search and login as a resource. About using [link] to search for books with robots This one is a little harder and depends on you point of view. would argue that search is another action and not a resource so it should not be part of the URL. Maybe we use the [link] URL with a search method header, more about HTTP methods in another blog post. or a query string like [link] to indicate we want to search for books about robots. Book GetBook( int id). {. The Problem Solver - Monday, July 18, 2011 - Maurice de Beijer: Querying RavenDB databases
In my original online example you might have noticed that the books aren't ordered. 5: var books = session.Query (). 7: ToList(); 8: 9: return View(books); 10: }. 5: var books = from book in session.Query (). 7: select book; 8: 9: return View(books.ToList()); 10: }. Just want books from an author starting with “A”? The following view search for books where the title or author starts with the passed string. 5: var books = session.Query (). 8: ToList(); 9: 10: return View( "Index" , books); 11: }. 11: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 17, 2012 - REST services and URL’s
So for example: [link] Points to a specific book identified by 123 (whatever that might mean). link] Points to the collection of books. link] Points to a collection of books authored by Douglas Adams. For example: [link] This would search the book collection for books about robots. But searching is an operation so I believe that this should be modeled using the [link] URL and either add a filter using either query parameter or an HTTP header. When designing and building REST services the URL’s used take on a rather important part. Enjoy! The Problem Solver - Thursday, July 14, 2011 - 10 things to know about Kanban software development
6) There are currently no books on Kanban software development. ve read this book and I’m not rushing to recommend it. Actually, I just discovered that at the moment this blog appears on the first page in Google if you search for “Kanban software development.” For my previous description of Kanban see Making sense of Kanban (and some doubts) , Agile and Lean - the same but different , Notes on a Kanban software development experience and there are some other pieces too if you search the blog 1) Kanban software development originated by David Anderson. Allan Kelly's Blog - Sunday, March 15, 2009 - This (new) developers life
started on this road almost a decade ago in 2002, and I have to search back to around that time to identify with the concepts and stories in the podcast. Let me show you an example from my own history Books written – 0 Blog Posts – 25 Tweets - 2,621Today I discovered the podcast “ This Developer’s Life ”. It’s a very differently crafted podcast. Very true to the style of "This American Life” that it’s name is borrowed from. It is more in a story telling venue, better production quality, not about API’s or even craftsmanship, but rather “common” themes to lives programmers. DevelopMentor Courses - Sunday, January 22, 2012 - 10 years on: IT does matter, more than ever
remember booking my first flight to the US that year. We talked, she booked me a flight. This year I’ve booked flights on BA, KLM, S7 and Virgin Atlantic. How I book them - the company web site, Opodo, Expedia, SkyScanner has a lot to do with the customer service experience. normal start a flight search on SkyScanner, switch to Opodo or Expedia to book and complete things on the airlines own site. Booking the family holiday is even more IT dependent. At the time my response was, “Is IT worth it?” It was a strategy decision. Anyway, 10 years on. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, July 19, 2012 - Requirements and Specifications
The first book I picked up was Mike Cohn’s User Stories Applied , the nearest thing the Agile-set has to a definitive text on requirements. True Requirements runs throughout the book but doesn’t help me compare and contrast. The fact that so many prominent books duck the question of requirements and specification makes me think this is a fairly common issue. Still its not quiet what I’m after and in the back of my mind I knew Michael Jackson had a take on this so I went in search of his writing. and so I’ve been giving a lot of thought to requirements. nothing. Allan Kelly's Blog - Monday, April 15, 2013 %>
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