Today I was looking for some tutorials and stumbled upon an archive of the old Brainy Creatures website. In case you have been directed to this website and found an error on the link you were looking for, please visit this link http://web.archive.org/web/20090505184313/http://www.brainycreatures.org/default.asp, and you should find all the original articles I have published in the old site.
Regards,
Fidel.
Sometimes I need a quick way to import data into my databases. For this, I usually use two formats: XML or CSV. In Ruby, you can easily manipulate the two formats using existing libraries. In the case of XML, you can use the concept of builders. As for CSV you have the built-in CSV library continue…
Introduction This article covers the implementation of a compiler using the SableCC framework and the Java programming language. The language we are going to implement is a subset of Pascal that we will call SmallPascal. This is a very small language that can be used as a calculator. In other words, the language supports the continue…
Dear visitor, I have finally found the time to bring my site back up. I was initially implementing a website using Ruby on Rails, but later decided on using something that was already stable and flexible for my own site. I will start by bringing up all the tutorials that were found in the old continue…
