An Idea Log
I reflected on how object-oriented design can be translated to skeleton code in my previous post. I concluded my discourse with the idea that once skeleton code is generated, the only problem we are left with
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Grammatical evolution (GE) is a famous evolutionary computing algorithm proposed by Conor Ryan et al. In its original form, it uses a genetic algorithm at the back end to evolve genotype of a solution. On
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A long time ago I came across tools that generate code through UML diagrams. Using such tools, you design the software using a computing tool with drag and drop features. Once you are done with the visual design, you could generate the corresponding code using clicks of a few buttons. I was wondering what is the state of the art right now.
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Students can have weird demands. They can ask you to teach them things that you’d never ever heard of before. This time I was asked by a crazy bunch to tell them something about JUnit. So I am gathering some resources here that you might find useful. By the way, JUnit is a Java framework that you can use to unit test your software, primarily written in Java. To this end, you can whether methods of a class or object work as they are supposed to according to the specifications. Here you go with the resources:
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You end up with a lot of problems when you buy a used car. Same can be said about reading something about computer programming. You read something and you figure out that you need to
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