Coding Matters

Army of little green android robots

Good, better, bot – or not?

Android: An automaton in the form of a human being. The science fiction of yesterday is often the science of tomorrow. I don’t think robots will take over the world and wipe out humans any time soon. But many jobs are being affected or even replaced by automation. The past

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Black Friday Advert

This is not a Black Friday special

Ennui: a feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from lack of interest; boredom. I remember when Black Friday was not an event in South Africa. After all the Black Friday emails I received this week, I’m confused.

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Design Patterns - Bridge Pattern

Your Guide to Design Patterns – Bridge Pattern

The Bridge pattern separates the abstraction from the implementation, so that each can vary independently of the other. This allows us to change the classes in each hierarchy independently of the other classes. The bridge design pattern helps to reduce the risk of breaking any existing code.

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Crowd of people wearing masks

Do you see your users?

Queuer: a person who waits in a queue. I didn’t know there was a word for a person who waits in a queue. But this is part of our new normal: longer queues. Especially at government offices. Last week I had to queue at the Tshwane Municipal offices. It was

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Design Patterns - Chain of Responsibility Pattern

Your Guide to Design Patterns – Chain of Responsibility

The Chain of Responsibility pattern is a behavioural design pattern that is commonly used. This pattern decouples classes by passing a request from one class to another until the request is recognised. The receiving objects are chained, and the request is passed along the chain until a specific object handles it. Each object in the chain is given a chance to handle the request.

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Angry woman with a burning car in the background

Computer Rage, Meet Road Rage

Computer rage: negative psychological response towards a computer due to anger or frustration. In April 2015, a Colorado man was cited for firing a gun in a residential area. Why? He shot his computer eight times with a pistol. We’ve all experienced that frustration. Hardware failure is very stressful. But

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