Sean Corfield
Member since Jun 12, 2009
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Recent Blog Comments By Sean Corfield
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Tracking Page Request Metrics With Framework One (FW/1) And Lucee CFML
Posted on Sep 26, 2019 at 5:15 PM
What we've always done in all of our apps is: to set a flag in the equivalent of "view not found" to record the request at the end of processing the request -- using the flag to determine whether to record the actual request or a generic not-found URI We do that in our... read more »
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Seven Languages In Seven Weeks: Scala - Day 1
Posted on Dec 15, 2010 at 11:18 AM
@Ben, p: (A) => Boolean A parameter p of type function (=>) that takes a single argument of type A and returns a Boolean. find() itself returns a value of type Option[A] which is either Some(a) or None, where a is of type A. Option[T] is Scala's way of safely avoiding null pointers. You ca... read more »
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Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers
Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 12:41 PM
Definitely an interesting problem to solve because, of course, there are several reasonable ways to implement it. I would probably go with getAssetDetail() but have optional named arguments for withProject=true etc so the intent would be readable through the names of the arguments. This would st... read more »
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A Problem With My Coding Methodology That's Driving Me Crazy
Posted on Jun 12, 2009 at 11:10 AM
It's always interesting to see people's justification for their naming conventions so thank you for sharing that. I think a lot depends on your background. Mine is mostly C++ / Java so for me UPPERCASE means a constant, CamelCase means a type and headlessCamelCase means a variable. And I've always d... read more »