Would anyone be interested in taking on the task of looking at the existing
samples and modernizing them? Some should likely be junked as not terribly
educational examples. Likely more should be added to illustrate other best
practices.
They can be found here:
http://www.dsource.org/projects/
W dniu 18.05.2010 06:50, Brad Roberts pisze:
Would anyone be interested in taking on the task of looking at the existing
samples and modernizing them? Some should likely be junked as not terribly
educational examples. Likely more should be added to illustrate other best
practices.
They can be
Brad Roberts wrote:
Would anyone be interested in taking on the task of looking at the existing
samples and modernizing them? Some should likely be junked as not terribly
educational examples. Likely more should be added to illustrate other best
practices.
I agree that the samples given are m
d be a system and scripting language in one
> - the first one in computer history)
>
> Every module from std should have its corresponding imports within
> samples (let say 2-5 at least). There should be comparable example in
> Ruby/Python, C++. (I would exclude C# since D is near th
d in 2001, so I assume the samples
directory is not really maintained anymore. There are many more examples like
this, and in other languages/tools as well.
But how many people generally know of or would check the samples directory?
Personally, I tend to get my examples from either the document
and later".
Python 2.2 was released in 2001, so I assume the samples directory is not really
maintained anymore. There are many more examples like this, and in other languages/tools
as well.
But how many people generally know of or would check the samples directory?
Personally, I tend to
W dniu 19.05.2010 04:51, Brad Roberts pisze:
I'm starting work right now (with existing examples) but don't expect
too much from it.
If anyone has some a good argument for me to stop I'm listing.
I don't want to stop you.. but maybe redirect the enthusiasm a little?
OK. You did convince me.
