Personally, I am very interested in technology in general, especially in the field of robotics. I am currently persuing a degree in Mechatronics Engineering from the University of Waterloo, and for a long time have been wondering if I could combine this area of interest with the existing CompSci.ca website.
Adding Engineering specific forums to a [...]
CompSci.ca’s guru wtd has been contributing a plethora of O’Caml and Haskell tutorials, and now those resources have been collected into their own Functional Programming forum.
In short, Functional Programming is a paradigm, or style, that focuses on mathematical functions. It is a fundamentally different way of thinking about programming, and offers a refreshing change from [...]
Today Google Labs have introduced Code Search. It’s a nifty tool for searching publicly available source code – that is, what Google gets to, including .tar and .zip archives. It works with actual source-code files, but not code snippets that are often embedded into posts.
The best part is the support for Regular Expression searches. Our [...]