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Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors
I’m lacking time to update, so I’ll just pretend to have an active blog by posting an interesting link: Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors.
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#tweetcoding: Coding Magic In 140 Chars
This is definitely something worth checking out, #tweetcoding. Here’s the short description. The idea was simple: See what people could code in 140 characters of AS3 [Action Script 3] (the number of characters in a single tweet). The results were unexpected: Hundreds … Continue reading
Code Quality & Code Requirements
I’m a programmer by heart. If I don’t do it by day, I’ll do it by night. This is what I do, and it’s probably what I do best too. I write code. I scribble down thousands of lines, to … Continue reading
MySQL: #1054 – Unknown column ‘table.columnname’ in ‘on clause’ Even Though Column Name Exists
You might run in to the following problem with a MySQL 5 installation. SELECT * FROM table1, table2 INNER JOIN table3 ON table1.columnname = table3.columnname; > #1054 – Unknown column ‘table1.columnname’ in ‘on clause’ While that would have been a valid … Continue reading
Little Coding Habits
Every programmer has his method of doing things, his own set of rules he follows. Here are a few small things I do, syntax-wise. I’m curious to see what you do, and how often you change other people’s code so … Continue reading
