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Thursday, January 6, 2005 2:27:03 PM
Hi. i know it was not updated often, but this journal can now be declared officialy dead, since i'm now a proud Wordpress publisher from my main site :
http://nicolas.delsaux.free.fr/wordpress 
Wednesday, December 8, 2004 10:42:57 AM
I'm wondering where I could establish my blogging base.
Indeed, I've this Opera journal (not really active) with a very small set of features (quite NO html edit, no trackback, no comments RSS, no mail post, no anything). Since I'm French, I've also a LinuxFr account, which provides the "journal" facility, which is, to a certain extend, better than Opera one. However, it's still by far not enough. But, there are even other alternatives : Blogger (but I don't like their style, and the fact they put a header), LeMonde.fr (yes, you can create french speaking blog on their web portal, which uses MovableType, but I fear the need for them of some kind of editorial management (read censorship)), and finally my ISP/web site host : free.fr, which, at some time, provided dotClear, but have now removed this tool, due to developper hatred.
Well ... In fact I'm quite confused and i think I need even more though
Friday, August 20, 2004 11:27:36 AM
In Code Feed, Conor <
http://codefeed.com/scgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/76> investigates in the differences between Java and C++ object initialization.
I find it quite hard to believe, but I have reasons to think that, to me, the Java way is more "natural". Indeed, instead of constructing the object like an onion, that's to say each layer after the previous, a Java object is considered to be constructed as one thing (words like atomicity may come to mind).
Well, in fact, I think it's more due to virtual method tables that won't be modified during object initialization (since they may, from what I believe, depend upon the object class, instead of depending upon the object itself).
But, well, in any case, what Conor does deserves respect and advertisment, since I think many developpers have already made such a conceptual error.
I would refer to his post as : never initializes member variables outside constructors ...
Friday, August 20, 2004 11:21:23 AM
Kasia <
http://www.unix-girl.com/blog/archives/000958.html> has a long article explaining why using anyObject.toString() method can be a really strange tool for debugging. in most of what he says, I fully agree : using directly "a string "+myobject is by far better.
But i do fear one thing : although JVM have been greatly improved in StringBuffer macro generation for those string adding things, I wonder how it works in the depths of the JVM in such a case ...
Friday, August 20, 2004 10:55:53 AM
Here the question I'm currently asking myself.
Not only about the simple Opera journal, but also about the blogging philosophy. Indeed, there seems to be really great bloggers, not only in Opera, but also on the blogosphere (don't know the English translation for this word), and especially about my main interest center : Java programming, in any of its fields ...
So, up to now, I didn't consider I have enough things to say to open my mouth. But now, i think I'm mature enough, as a developper, to sometimes have some (interesting ?) things to say.
I hope i'm right, and my postings will be interesting enough ...
Friday, August 20, 2004 10:36:30 AM
What a journal could be without the traditionnal, ubiquitous first post !
So here it is : the Riduidel's first post is there, and going to last for a long time (I fear).
[EDIT] Of course there are some things that may not be of great interest (like those awful ads below, or the lack of customization through CSS, but it's a one-click journal, so ... what can I ask more ?
HTML code ? for sure ! And I have
HTML code !
Oooops !
In fact, from
http://my.opera.com/community/journals/faq/, I know that my HTML code is very reduced, including not
or , which will really lower the interest of such a thing ...
I hope I will find some kind of jerky hack (don't really know the meaning of that sentence)...
My Opera
