Monthly Archives: October 2008

Using an interface vs. a base class

Posted on October 17, 2008 by Jon Limjap

One of the concepts that confuse newbies to object-oriented programming is the difference between using an interface and using an abstract base class for one’s objects. Admittedly, it is fairly confusing to have these two distinct forms of polymorphism: and … Continue reading →

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Google launches Map Maker

Posted on October 8, 2008 by Jon Limjap

Nearly a year ago I posted my gripe regarding the inaccuracy of Google Maps road data for Manila, voicing out my concern and hoping Google will do something about the situation. Last night, Google announced the answer to my prayers: … Continue reading →

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Interviews: Getting to know what you don’t know

Posted on October 2, 2008 by Jon Limjap

Three years ago, I got into an interview into a company that was looking to hire a .NET developer for the first time. It was mainly a Java software house and, until that point, they have not had a requirement … Continue reading →

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