Bit shift operations – Quick Reference
A quick reference to bit shift operations and the wonderful things that can come out of it.
A quick reference to bit shift operations and the wonderful things that can come out of it.
Originally appeared on Developer.com; September 1999
Poker is a card game that many people around the world enjoy. Poker is played at kitchen tables, in casinos, and cardrooms — and more recently, the Web. A few of us here at Reliable Software Technologies play poker. Since many of us spend a good amount of our days online, it was only a matter of time before some of us put the two interests together.
Most(if not all) of the regular expressions a developer needs is already available. There are numerous resources online ranging from blogs and even an ever growing library. Not to mention the endless discussions on stackoverflow.
Few days back, I had lost the sources to a project and had to decompile them from the original build. Did not expect the decompiler to throw in so much comments.
As software engineers, our job is not just to find a solution to problems, but to find the best solution to a problem.
Using Cypher query language to navigate an XML graph
Word Ladder is a pretty popular game invented by Lewis Carroll, who is better known as the author of Alice in Wonderland. This post is about using Neo4j to solve a word ladder
Extending the xmlGraph library to have DOM like features on the graph.
One of the most significant and prominent authors passed away last fortnight – Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I read One Hundred Years of Solitude during my senior college years. Magical Realism has long been associated with the vernacular literature in my home state.
Using my favourite graph database Neo4j to visualise an XML as a graph!