In this article, we’ll analyze the situations in which it is more appropriate to implement a distributed database instead of a centralized (local) database. But before we do so, let’s...

I've got this interesting exercise to share with everyone. See if you can figure this out on your own first... Suppose a homogeneous array with 8 rows and 6 columns...

Since Chrome vs 52 Google uses DirectWrite exclusively for font rendering on Windows, which may create font rendering issues for some of you. This is how you can fix the...

In this post, I will examine the importance of communication in the analysis phase of software development. In the traditional SDLC we recognize four different stages, these are namely: Requirements...

In this article, I’ll analyze the qualities and weaknesses of the most common types of data structures. In a computer science, we recognize a couple of very specific methods of...

It's easy to create your first geocache and all you need can be found in your local Canadian Tire shop. Container In this article, I'll concentrate on a bigger cache...

Following is my analysis of four different programming paradigms, recognized by the computer science: Imperative Paradigm, Declarative Paradigm, Functional Paradigm and Object-oriented paradigm. Imperative Paradigm Imperative programming started at the...

Despite its many benefits, some view the OOP paradigm as often being unnecessarily complicated, with a sizeable hardware footprint, and generally requiring more elaborate preparatory planning. While I cannot offer...

The greater propensity for code reusability is often put forward as a key advantage of OOP over Structured programming. Some however think that this aspect of OOP is overhyped, and...

In this article, I’ll compare object-oriented programming (OOP) to structured programming. I will do my best to describe the key concepts of OOP and structured programming languages and described this...