My personal TOP10 of software development errors, ordered by how often these errors occur or how much time I have to spend to fix such a problem on average. Maybe I’ll be able to avoid some of these in the future. The evil thing is: I know how to fix these errors and even . . . → Read More: Common errors
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I keep seeing blogs that use some kind of ‘feature’ so here’s my personal list of weblog-links that are not blogs themselves: Blog Portals and Directories Weblogs Compendium – Blog Hosting The Weblog Review | weblog and blog reviews BLOGWISE – Blog Directory and Weblog Research The Microcontent News Blogging Software Roundup – Part . . . → Read More: meta blogging Sunday evening we started a big clean-up after having had moths (German: Lebensmittelmotten ) in the kitchen for some time. We had to throw a lot of things out: – flour – rooibush tea (was crawling … yak!) – noodles – old cookies – even some spices – cocoa – rice Here is a . . . → Read More: Moths & Maggots Since I didn’t find anything on the web here is my solution to the problem (hope it works): private String getCapitalized(String input){ StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer(); for(int i=0;i<input.length();i++){ char c = input.charAt(i); char prev = (i>0?input.charAt(i-1):’ ‘); if(Character.isLetterOrDigit(c) && !Character.isLetterOrDigit(prev)) result.append(Character.toUpperCase(c)); else result.append(Character.toLowerCase(c)); } return result.toString().trim(); } Yeah I heard about it before but today going down my blogroll I found this has made the rounds already … klick the links in this article: Google calculator [dive into mark] |
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