...tch an evolving visual behavior, different AI spec, behavioral algorithms, etc.. will cause big time investment in repeated test definitions since we keep on changing the desired test results. – Adi Sep 19 '08 at 0:47 ...

...done simpler as follows: int result = a[0]; result = result * 52 + a[1]; //etc. – rsp Nov 19 '09 at 16:20 I agree that...

... attributes are just the new way of defining vertices, texcoords, normals, etc. for drawing. VAOs store state. I'm first going to explain how drawing works with vertex attributes, then explain how you can cut down the number of method calls with VAOs: You must enable an attribute before you can us...

...in types (this code accesses hardware, this code is a single-user session, etc.) E.g. the X monad in xmonad, captures precisely the design for what state is visible to what components of the system. Type classes and existential types Use type classes to provide abstraction: hide implementations ...

...ed, it would be completely bugged out my GL textures were all glitched out etc. So after investigating, thinking it was AndEngine, I came to realize it had to be something that was going wrong because android was trying to preserve the process when I was desiring to exit it. All the comments "oh you...

... with other types of resources like strings.xml, integers.xml, arrays.xml, etc. Configure Signing Settings To manually configure the signing configurations for your release build type using Gradle build configurations: 1.Create a keystore. A keystore is a binary file that contains a set of privat...

... possibly corrupted object. This example may seem stupid (ok, I had to stretch myself a bit to construct one :-)), but, the takeaway is that if a programmer isn't constantly thinking of exceptions, and making sure that every permutation of state gets rolled back whenever there are throws, you get i...

...yment class. Payment can be made in many ways, such as PayPal, credit card etc. So we normally take Payment as our interface which contains a makePayment() method and CreditCard and PayPal are the two implementation classes. public interface Payment { void makePayment();//by default it is a abs...

... to the container who will send the call through interceptors, decorators, etc. as well as take care of any transaction or security checks. Once all that is done, the call finally goes to the real object and the result is passed back through the proxy to the caller. The difference only comes in ho...

...w and then - especially with your Business Model, where you want streaming etc. to work smoothly with existing solutions. I wrote an article on how to work with mutable AND immutable data, solving most issues around mutability (I hope): rickyhelgesson.wordpress.com/2012/07/17/… ...