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Why I started learning Emacs in 2016

Adam Warski, 25 August, 201626 August, 2023

Why learn another editor in the first place? The main role of a good editor is to not get into your way while working, and maybe even help a bit from time to time. If you are a programmer, chances are you are spending a large amount of time using…

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In today’s post-OO world, is dependency injection still relevant?

Adam Warski, 23 February, 201525 February, 2015

It’s 2015. Most of the new popular languages are more or less functional. The old ones, like Java, gain functional programming elements. In Scala, people are increasingly leaning towards the pure side, using more FP and less OO. So – Dependency Injection? Really? You could say that DI is just…

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Inverse beacon positioning

Adam Warski, 24 April, 201425 April, 2014

Indoor positioning is a very popular topic recently, mostly due to the iBeacon technology promoted by Apple, and adopted by other vendors. Most of the research on indoor location involves a set of fixed beacons on well-known positions, and a moving beacon signal receiver. What if the beacon was moving,…

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Makerland, hackaton and turtles

Adam Warski, 21 March, 2014

The first Makerland is over – if you read only the first sentence of this blog, the conference was great, watch out for the second edition (hopefully there will be one)! What is Makerland? A hardware conference for non-specialists (not only developers, though they were the majority) – think Arduinos,…

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How do iBeacons work?

Adam Warski, 13 January, 20141 September, 2015

iBeacons are certainly a trending topic recently. They allow indoor positioning, letting your phone know that you are in range of a beacon. This can have many applications: from helping you to find your car in a parking garage, through coupons and location-aware special offers in retail, to a whole…

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Traffic simulation game in Elm

Adam Warski, 7 January, 20145 July, 2019

A couple of weeks ago I read about Elm, a new functional language, which compiles to JavaScript and HTML. Elm is designed with the browser in mind, most notably by implementing Functional Reactive Programming (FRP). The syntax of Elm is Haskell-like, has only a few basic constructs and is very…

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Connecting a piano pedal to a computer

Adam Warski, 15 August, 20121 September, 2015

It’s good to do something different once in a while. In my case, “different” still means things involving a computer – but far from the Java&Scala programming that I do daily. As SoftwareMill is a fully distributed company, communication is very important. We use Skype a lot, but since a while…

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