Finding the Maximum Sum Path in a Binary Tree

The post delves into exploring binary tree algorithms and data structures. The author develops a Climber class to find the maximum sum path from the root to a leaf in a binary tree, accompanied by thorough testing. The code is iteratively refined, highlighting the author’s testing-centric approach and commitment to effective refactoring. Continue reading →

Thrashing Code Twitch Schedule September 19th-October 2nd

I’ve got everything queued back up with some extra Thrashing Code Sessions and will have some on the rails travel streams. Here’s what the schedule looks like so far. Today at 3pm PST (UPDATED: Sep 19th 2018) UPDATED: Video available https://youtu.be/NmlzGKUnln4 I’m going to get back into the roll of things this session after the... Continue reading →

Wrap Up for August of 2018

The combined Seattle Scalability + Cassandra meetup, which I dubbed Operations & Developers of Distributed Systems, was a success. There was some awesome Twitter interactions too including Ashley Ratieri’s notes. I also posted a few pictures of the group. Fellow DataStaxian @nkmoha came into town to record the meetup, and I’ll be sure to get... Continue reading →

Thrashing Code Sessions via Twitch & Kick Ass Dis-Sys Meetup

Got some excellent coding and systems setup coming up in the next few days. Also a meetup on the 28th with Tim Kellogg and Alena Hall presenting on some interesting topics around distributed database data working on Kubernetes and WebAssembly of the hot temperament type. A new surprise guest addition on my Twitch channel that... Continue reading →

Thor Project Opens Up, Building the Cloud Foundry Ecosystem with the Community

The Iron Foundry Team are big advocates of open source software. We write code across all sorts of languages, just like many of the development shops out there do. Sometimes we’re heavy on the .NET, other times we’re all up in some Java, Ruby on Rails, spooling up a Node.js Application or something else. So... Continue reading →