Showing posts with label Closure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Closure. Show all posts
Thursday 3 November 2016

PHP: different ways of defining one-off objects

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G'day: This one came from a Stack Overflow question I watched be raised, commented-on and summarily closed again because there are rule...
Tuesday 12 April 2016

JavaScript: getting my brain further around bind()

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G'day: I was refactoring some JS code today, and one of the refactorings was extracting an inline callback into its own separate functi...
Saturday 5 September 2015

Expectation management: mapping a changing array

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G'day: I've been staring at this code (/variations thereof) for a week or so now (since JavaScript: running Jasmine unit tests from...
Sunday 9 August 2015

PHP 7: specifying the context for closure to use

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G'day: Here's a cool new feature of PHP 7 that doesn't seem to have been spouted off about as much as other things like speed (...
Monday 25 May 2015

Some CFML code that doesn't work

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G'day: I was sitting at Lord's yesterday watching England v NZ (and, um, we'll have no comments about that, thank-you very much...
Wednesday 8 April 2015

Lucee 5 beta: "lambda" syntax

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G'day: Right, so the second thing I'm gonna look at (after yesterday's " Lucee 5 beta: static methods & properties &qu...
Tuesday 4 November 2014

PHP: array_udiff()

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G'day: I'm not too sure how interesting this article is gonna be, but for the last coupla days I've been trying to solve a prob...
Saturday 1 November 2014

PHP & CFML: mapping and reducing

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G'day: I'm trying my hardest to answer PHP questions on StackOverflow these days, but the PHP community is so large and my PHP know...
Thursday 16 October 2014

CFML: Gert points out a schoolboy error in my prime numbers generator logic

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G'day: I was messing around with using closure to mimic a generator the other day: " CFML: prime number generator UDF, and overhea...
Sunday 12 October 2014

CFML: prime number generator UDF, and overhead of using inline function expressions

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G'day: I continued to play around with faux generators in CFML after I finished " CFML: emulating generators with closure " y...
Friday 19 September 2014

Answering my first PHP question on Stack Overflow

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G'day: It's really quite interesting. With any CFML question someone might ask me, I am brimming with confidence (or bravado, perha...
Wednesday 3 September 2014

Wrong wrong wrong, Cameron is wrong

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G'day: Adam Tuttle and I were talking on IRC about some of my code today - in the context of closure - and I brashly asserted the code ...
Wednesday 23 July 2014

CFML: Finally had a chance to look at Sean's version of case()

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G'day: This took way longer to revisit than I intended. Apologies to Sean, as it might have seemed like I solicited some code from him...
Friday 11 July 2014

Quickly: read Sean's comments and code

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G'day: I said this on Twitter last night, but in case you're wise enough not to busy yourself with that sort of nonsense, I'll ...
Wednesday 9 July 2014

Some more TestBox testing, case/when for CFML and some dodgy code

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G'day: This is an odd one. I was looking at some Ruby code the other day... well it was CoffeeScript but one of the bits influenced by ...
Monday 9 June 2014

CFML enhancement: alternate function expression syntax; "lambda expressions"

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G'day: In this article I just want to - hopefully - extend the audience of a conversation taking place on the Railo Google Group ("...
Saturday 12 April 2014

Bugs in iterator functions in both Railo and ColdFusion

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G'day: I decided to "do my bit" for the cfbackport project , and am looking at implementing the new collection iteration func...
Friday 11 April 2014

Railo 4.2.0.007 is out: more new iteration methods

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G'day: Micha posted on the Railo Google Group the other day " (Last) Railo beta release (4.2.0.007) ". You can get this via t...
Sunday 30 March 2014

Railo: I've got to the bottom of that code I asked you to test for me

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G'day: Thanks to everyone who helped out with my challenge in this article: " Railo: help me replicate a bug I'm seeing on one...
Wednesday 26 March 2014

Using a sort iteration function to implement a custom ranking

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G'day: It occurred to me last night that - in all my examples of using a callback-based sort on a collection - I am always just using t...