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Pomotux

Summary Pomotux is  a C++ activity manager for the Pomodoro Technique created by Francesco Cirillo, a member of the XPlabs crew. The program focuses on the basic features of the technique. It does not focus on advanced techniques, such as the prediction of the number of pomodoros needed for an activity. About the Pomodoro Technique

Introduction to Functional Programming

For the Programming Paradigms course we had to study the concepts of Functional Programming. So here is my usual mindmap regarding the topic. This is just a summary of the most important concepts of functional programming. It also summarizes the very well-written Functional Programming for the Rest of us publication, and uses its pseudo-Java language.

Some little updates

I am so busy in these days. Today I was sick to study Mathematical Method For Physics, so I took the time to fix some pages of the blog. First of all, I finally created a page for the Unipoli project to our Programming Project Java opensource Monopoli game. Give it a try, it’s funny

A major revision for my publication about Object-Oriented Memory Management

It took about a year for a major revision of my document about memory management in object oriented programming languages. This major revision adds C++ in addition to Java. The paper is about a model for memory management during the execution of programs written in Java and C++. The number of pages grew from 17

Announcing incollo.com service!

When I announced BD-incollo 6 days ago, I also mentioned that I would have launched the service today. I really did that, and I’m very proud to announce the first site that runs BD-incollo. http://incollo.com! Very easy Incollo.com is a collaborative debugging tool like Pastebin or other similar services, but it’s slightly different from it.

BD-incollo 0.1 is out!

As I promised, BD-incollo 0.1 is finished and the source code is available in the project page under the GPL 3 license. Every MUST requirement has been done and just two MAY requirements could not be developed in just 6 days. But They will surely be in the next releases. Sourcecode is well commented using