It's Monday afternoon, and it's time for a silly post. Have you ever been browsing the Internet, looking at something completely code irrelevant, yet something struck you: "I bet I could do this in X language"? I saw a tshirt that said "factorial!", when something like that hit me.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Simplifying the JDBC
The title of this post may raise some brows, but I mean what I say. You see, I do a lot of little batch scripting with sqlite databases, and since Scala is my scripting language of choice (as of this writing), I interact with the JDBC API quite a bit. In my situation, it would be silly to import all the 3rd party libraries that make it simple (the big ones being Spring JDBC and Hibernate). Allow me to show you what I mean...
File utilities and the beauty of closures
Arg! I made the same mistake again. You know: the one where you made a bad svn commit, and there are those pesky .svn folders everywhere. Well, it happened to me twice in the same night, and I'm too lazy to delete them by hand. I decided a simple Scala script would do the trick.
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