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 →

What’s The Practice with Rider & .NET Solutions/Projects? How to resolve IDE errors?

The writer discusses setting up a .NET solution and respective projects, highlighting issues with file management in different IDEs. They typically create an empty solution, add a class library and test project, and handle extra files like .gitignore and README.md. They also face problems with awareness in the IDE when using an “Open a Folder... Continue reading →

DSE6 + .NET v?

Project Repo: Interoperability Black Box First steps. Let’s get .NET installed and setup. I’m running Ubuntu 18.04 for this setup and start of project. To install .NET on Ubuntu one needs to go through a multi-command process of keys and some other stuff, fortunately Microsoft’s teams have made this almost easy by providing the commands... Continue reading →

Chapter 2 in My Twitch Streaming

A while back I started down the path of getting a Twitch Channel started. At this point I’ve gotten a channel setup which I’ve dubbed Thrashing Code albeit it still just has “adronhall” all over it. I’ll get those details further refined as I work on it more. Today I recorded a new Twitch stream... Continue reading →

Alright Stop Waiting, CorrugatedIron v1.0 .NET Client released for Riak!

I’ll kick right off with all the specifics: Jeremiah did a blog entry on today’s release titled “Just one more thing… Introducing Corrugated Iron v1.0“. Github CorrugatedIron Project Site for Corrugated Iron Riak Database & Github Repo CorrugatedIron Installation CorrugatedIron on Nuget Samples on Github Send a congrats out to the team duo of OJ... Continue reading →