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[1]

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[2]

Steve Love. The ecumenical programmer. CVu, 26(1):1, March 2014. Editorial. ()

[3]

Glen Fury. Where Linq contains a defect. CVu, 26(1):3–6, March 2014. Glen Fury shares his investigation of a hidden defect. ()

[4]

Chris Oldwood. Software archaeology. CVu, 26(1):7–8, March 2014. Chris Oldwood digs up some ancient remains. ()

[5]

Pete Goodliffe. Wallowing in filth. CVu, 26(1):9–11, March 2014. Pete Goodliffe sinks into some terrible code. ()

[6]

Silas S. Brown. The soundtrack to code 2: Going classical. CVu, 26(1):11, March 2014. Silas S. Brown gives us his taken on ‘Music for Coding’. ()

[7]

Chris Oldwood. Developer freedom. CVu, 26(1):12–14, March 2014. Chris Oldwood muses on the liberties we should and should not enjoy. ()

[8]

Vsevolod Vlaskine. Staying in touch: Performative negotiation. CVu, 26(1):15–17, March 2014. Vsevolod Vlaskine joins the dots between three practices to reduce technical cost. ()

[9]

Silas S. Brown. From Raspberry Pi to the cloud. CVu, 26(1):17–18, March 2014. Silas S. Brown shares his experiences with porting to AppEngine and OpenShift. ()

[10]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 26(1):19–20, March 2014. Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard. ()

[11]

Roger Orr, Juan Antonio Zaratiegui Vallecillo, Hushan Jia, Paul Floyd, Giuseppe Vacanti, Marcel Marré, Jan Ubben, and Herman Pijl. Code critique competition 85. CVu, 26(1):20–23, March 2014. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[12]

Astrid Byro. Bookcase. CVu, 26(1):24, March 2014. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[13]

Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 26(1):24, March 2014. ()

[14]

Steve Love. On being ignorant. CVu, 25(6):1, January 2014. Editorial. ()

[15]

Pete Goodliffe. Speak up! CVu, 25(6):3–5, January 2014. Pete Goodliffe speaks on communication. ()

[16]

Chris Oldwood. Social networking. CVu, 25(6):6, January 2014. Chris Oldwood describes more of the tools of his trade. ()

[17]

Adam Tornhill. The soundtrack to code. CVu, 25(6):7–9, January 2014. Adam Tornhill takes a look at the relationship between music and concentration. ()

[18]

Charles Tolman. Phenomenal software development. CVu, 25(6):9–10, January 2014. Charles Tolman considers the philosophical implications of software development. ()

[19]

Jez Higgins. An unexpected journey. CVu, 25(6):11–13, January 2014. Jez Higgins finds treasure in the new Java. ()

[20]

Richard Polton. Generating code from a unit test (part 3). CVu, 25(6):14–18, January 2014. Richard Polton generates the code to pass his unit tests. ()

[21]

Vsevolod Vlaskine. Architectureless software design. CVu, 25(6):18–20, January 2014. Vsevolod Vlaskine explores some ideas of simplicity in software design. ()

[22]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(6):20, January 2014. Mark Radford reports on the latest from C++14 standardisation. ()

[23]

Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Björn Fahller, Ken Duffill, James Byattand, Carl Gibbs, Brian Ravnsgaard Riis, Emil Nordén, Joe Wood, and Balog Pal. Code critique competition 84. CVu, 25(6):21–31, January 2014. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[24]

Astrid Byro, Paul Johnson, Alan Lenton, Andrew Marlow, and Gail Ollis. Bookcase. CVu, 25(6):32–35, January 2014. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[25]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(6):36, January 2014. ()

[26]

Steve Love. IInterface and other religions. CVu, 25(5):1, November 2013. Editorial. ()

[27]

Pete Goodliffe. The ethical programmer (part 2). CVu, 25(5):3–4, November 2013. Pete Goodliffe acts ethically. Again. ()

[28]

Andy Burgess. Trying Python for size (part 1). CVu, 25(5):5–7, November 2013. Andy Burgess takes his first steps in Python. ()

[29]

Silas S. Brown. The Windows XP threat: A call to action. CVu, 25(5):7–8, November 2013. Silas S. Brown brings an imminent problem to our attention. ()

[30]

Chris Oldwood. Static code analysis. CVu, 25(5):9–10, November 2013. Chris Oldwood wants more than just syntax checking. ()

[31]

Richard Polton. Generating code from a unit test, part the second. CVu, 25(5):10–13, November 2013. Richard Polton continues his quest to generate code from tests. ()

[32]

Dirk Haun. Why we need to reconsider how we do technical presentations. CVu, 25(5):14, November 2013. Dirk Haun makes a case for doing presentations differently. ()

[33]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(5):15, November 2013. Mark Radford reports the latest from the C++ Standards meetings. ()

[34]

Roger Orr, Juan Antonio Zaratiegui Vallecillo, Russel Winder, and Balog Pál. Code critique competition 84. CVu, 25(5):16–18, November 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[35]

Paul Grenyer. Norfolk Developers Conference. CVu, 25(5):19–20, November 2013. Paul Grenyer presents the Norfolk Developers Conference. ()

[36]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(5):20, November 2013. ()

[37]

Steve Love. Oss enterprise. CVu, 25(4):1, September 2013. Editorial. ()

[38]

Pete Goodliffe. The ethical programmer. CVu, 25(4):3–4, September 2013. Pete Goodliffe follows his moral compass. ()

[39]

Vsevolod Vlaskine. Two sides of the code. CVu, 25(4):5–7, September 2013. Vsevolod Vlaskine takes a critical look at the language of programming. ()

[40]

Chris Oldwood. Pen and paper. CVu, 25(4):7–8, September 2013. Chris Oldwood finds uses for old-fashioned tools. ()

[41]

Richard Polton. Testing times. CVu, 25(4):9–11, September 2013. Richard Polton looks at unit tests from a different perspective. ()

[42]

Chris Oldwood. (re)reading the classics. CVu, 25(4):11–12, September 2013. Chris Oldwood looks back at his favourite literature. ()

[43]

Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Phil Nash, Peter Sommerlad, Mirko Stocker, and Balog Pal. Code critique competition 83. CVu, 25(4):13–16, September 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[44]

Various. Two pence worth. CVu, 25(4):16, September 2013. An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us. ()

[45]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(4):17, September 2013. Mark Radford reports on the latest from C++14 Standardisation. ()

[46]

Richard Polton. The reward. CVu, 25(4):19, September 2013. Richard Polton writes in suggesting how we might encourage good code. ()

[47]

Astrid Byro, Stefan Turalski, Alex Paterson, and Bob Corrick. Bookcase. CVu, 25(4):19–20, September 2013. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[48]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(4):20, September 2013. ()

[49]

Steve Love. A beginner again. CVu, 25(3):1, July 2013. Editorial. ()

[50]

Vsevolod Vlaskine. On software design, space, and visuality. CVu, 25(3):3–4, July 2013. Vsevolod Vlaskine examines the motivations behind design visualisation. ()

[51]

Chris Oldwood. Passionate about programming or passionate about life? CVu, 25(3):4–5, July 2013. Chris Oldwood takes up the baton in the Passionate debate. ()

[52]

Anthony Williams. All the world’s a stage... CVu, 25(3):6–10, July 2013. Anthony Williams shows how Actors simplify multithreaded code in C++11. ()

[53]

Becky Grenier. How I wrote my first technical presentation. CVu, 25(3):11, July 2013. Becky Grenier shares her preparations for giving a tech talk. ()

[54]

Chris Oldwood. Wrapper scripts. CVu, 25(3):12–14, July 2013. Chris Oldwood automates his toolkit for an easier and more predictable life. ()

[55]

Pete Goodliffe. The ghost of a codebase past. CVu, 25(3):15–16, July 2013. Pete Goodliffe leads us down memory lane. ()

[56]

Roger Orr, Pawel Zakrzewski, and Balog Pál. Code critique competition 82. CVu, 25(3):17–21, July 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[57]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(3):22, July 2013. Mark Radford examines a knotty issue of lifetime facing the C++ standards committee. ()

[58]

Anna-Jayne Metcalfe. ACCU conference 2013. CVu, 25(3):23–25, July 2013. shares her conference experience. ()

[59]

Frances Buontempo. Inspiration [p]article. CVu, 25(3):25, July 2013. Frances Buontempo shares a story about how engaging with someone can be fun and rewarding. ()

[60]

Astrid Byro, Ian Bruntlett, Paul Johnson, and Alan Lenton. Bookcase. CVu, 25(3):26–27, July 2013. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[61]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(3):28, July 2013. ()

[62]

Steve Love. The new informs the old. CVu, 25(2):1, May 2013. Editorial. ()

[63]

Pete Goodliffe. Bug hunting. CVu, 25(2):3–5, May 2013. Pete Goodliffe implores us to debug effectively. ()

[64]

Filip van Laenen. Tar-based back-ups. CVu, 25(2):6–7, May 2013. Filip van Laenen rolls his own with some simple tools. ()

[65]

Chris Oldwood. ACCU conference 2013. CVu, 25(2):8–9, May 2013. Chris Oldwood shares his experiences from this year’s conference. ()

[66]

Paul F. Johnson. Writing a cross platform mobile app in C#. CVu, 25(2):10–11, May 2013. Paul F. Johnson uses Mono to attain portability. ()

[67]

Richard Polton. Let’s talk about trees. CVu, 25(2):12–16, May 2013. Richard Polton puts n-ary trees to use parsing XML. ()

[68]

Chris Oldwood. Team chat. CVu, 25(2):16–17, May 2013. Chris Oldwood considers the benefits of social media in the workplace. ()

[69]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(2):18, May 2013. Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard. ()

[70]

Roger Orr. Code critique competition 81. CVu, 25(2):19–21, May 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[71]

Astrid Byro, Alan Lenton, and Paul F. Johnson. Bookcase. CVu, 25(2):22–23, May 2013. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[72]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(2):24, May 2013. ()

[73]

Martin Janzen. Letter to the editor. CVu, 25(2):24, May 2013. ()

[74]

Steve Love. Slave to the grind. CVu, 25(1):1, March 2013. Editorial. ()

[75]

Joana Simoes. Help! CVu, 25(1):3–6, March 2013. Joana Simoes demonstrates some features of the Qt framework for help files. ()

[76]

Chris Oldwood. The downs and ups of being an ACCU member. CVu, 25(1):6–7, March 2013. Chris Oldwood reflects on what the ACCU’s ever done for him. ()

[77]

Pete Goodliffe. The art of software development. CVu, 25(1):8–9, March 2013. Pete Goodliffe illustrates development practices. Becoming a Better Programmer # 79. ()

[78]

Chris Oldwood. In the tool box – introduction. CVu, 25(1):10, March 2013. Chris Oldwood introduces a column about his weapons of choice. ()

[79]

Derek Jones. Impact of semantic association on information recall performance. CVu, 25(1):11–14, March 2013. Derek Jones concludes his analysis from the latest ACCU Conference experiment. ()

[80]

Richard Polton. Comparing algorithms. CVu, 25(1):15–17, March 2013. Richard Polton takes different approaches to a well-known problem. ()

[81]

Roger Orr, Henrik Austad, Jon Kalb, Balog Pál, Pete Disdale, Martin Moene, and Pawel Zakrzewski. Code critique competition 80. CVu, 25(1):18–24, March 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[82]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 25(1):25, March 2013. Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard. ()

[83]

Jez Higgins, Neil Youngman, and Stefan Turalski. Bookcase. CVu, 25(1):26–27, March 2013. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[84]

Paul Grenyer. East Anglia MongoDB user group. CVu, 25(1):26, March 2013. Paul Grenyer reviews the inaugural local meeting. ()

[85]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 25(1):27, March 2013. ()

[86]

Giovanni Asproni. The AGM and the proposed new constitution. CVu, 25(1):28, March 2013. ()

[87]

Steve Love. For the sake of it. CVu, 24(6):1, January 2013. Editorial. ()

[88]

Derek Jones. Impact of semantic association on information recall performance (part 1). CVu, 24(6):3–8, January 2013. Derek Jones presents the analysis from his ACCU Conference experiment. ()

[89]

Pete Goodliffe. Navigating a route. CVu, 24(6):9–10, January 2013. Pete Goodliffe helps us to work on a new codebase. ()

[90]

Frances Buontempo. Hello world in JavaScript. CVu, 24(6):11–12, January 2013. Frances Buontempo demonstrates how to unit-test a simple JavaScript program. ()

[91]

Richard Polton. The composition pattern and the monad. CVu, 24(6):12–17, January 2013. Richard Polton explains how Monads can reduce complexity. ()

[92]

Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Joe Wood, Huw Lewis, Aleksandra Mierzejewska, and Michal. Code critique competition 79. CVu, 24(6):18–22, January 2013. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[93]

Chris Oldwood and Paul Grenyer. Regional meetings. CVu, 24(6):23–24, January 2013. Chris Oldwood rounds up a whole series of talks from ACCU London, and Paul Grenyer gives us SyncNorwich. ()

[94]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 24(6):25, January 2013. Mark Radford reports the latest from C++ Standardisation. ()

[95]

Various authors. Two pence worth. CVu, 24(6):25, January 2013. An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us. ()

[96]

Ed Sykes. Desert island books. CVu, 24(6):26, January 2013. Ed Sykes finds things to read on a Desert Island. ()

[97]

Alexander Demin and Paul Floyd. Bookcase. CVu, 24(6):27, January 2013. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[98]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 24(6):28, January 2013. ()

[99]

Steve Love. Not doing the wrong thing. CVu, 24(5):1, November 2012. Editorial. ()

[100]

Roger Orr. Using the Unix ptrace API. CVu, 24(5):3–7, November 2012. Roger Orr exposes the Unix debugging API. ()

[101]

Richard Polton. Functional decomposition. CVu, 24(5):8–15, November 2012. Richard Polton looks at more functional techniques for reducing duplication. ()

[102]

Huw Lloyd. The contradictions of technical recruitment. CVu, 24(5):16–19, November 2012. reflects on the interview process. ()

[103]

Pete Goodliffe. The advanced coding test. CVu, 24(5):20–21, November 2012. Pete Goodliffe drives his point home. ()

[104]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 24(5):22, November 2012. Mark Radford reports the latest from the next version of C++. ()

[105]

Paul Grenyer. Agile east anglia: A short history. CVu, 24(5):23, November 2012. Paul Grenyer gives us a potted history of a local group from its inception in December 2011. ()

[106]

Roger Orr. Code critique competition 78. CVu, 24(5):24–27, November 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[107]

Various. Two pence worth. CVu, 24(5):27, November 2012. An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us. ()

[108]

Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Fred Youhanaie, Paul Floyd, Chris Oldwood, and Adam Petersen. Bookcase. CVu, 24(5):28–30, November 2012. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[109]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 24(5):31, November 2012. ()

[110]

Giovanni Asproni. Secretary’s report. CVu, 24(5):31, November 2012. ()

[111]

Steve Love. Different strokes. CVu, 24(4):1, September 2012. Editorial. ()

[112]

Pete Goodliffe. The curious case of the frozen code. CVu, 24(4):3–5, September 2012. Pete Goodliffe describes the vagaries of the ‘code freeze’. ()

[113]

Robert Bentall. Learning and applying the Personal Software Process. CVu, 24(4):6–9, September 2012. Robert Bentall shares his experiences from learning to measure his own performance. ()

[114]

Matthew Wilson. Anatomy of a CLI program written in C. CVu, 24(4):10–20, September 2012. Matthew Wilson dissects a simple console application to reveal hidden complexity. ()

[115]

Richard Polton. Patterns and active patterns. CVu, 24(4):21–23, September 2012. Richard Polton continues to explore how functional style can improve imperative programs. ()

[116]

Paul Grenyer. Keeping up-to-date. CVu, 24(4):24, September 2012. Paul Grenyer reflects on what we need to do to stay on top of things. ()

[117]

Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, and Huw Lewis. Code critique competition 77. CVu, 24(4):25–29, September 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[118]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 24(4):29, September 2012. Mark Radford presents the latest news from the ongoing C++ Standards process. ()

[119]

Mark Ridgewell. Desert island books. CVu, 24(4):30–31, September 2012. Mark Ridgewell packs for the island. ()

[120]

Thomas Guest. ACCU Bristol & Bath launched. CVu, 24(4):30, September 2012. Thomas Guest reports from the inaugural meeting. ()

[121]

Jez Higgins, Stephen Jackson, and Bob Corrick. Bookcase. CVu, 24(4):31–32, September 2012. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[122]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 24(4):32, September 2012. ()

[123]

Steve Love. Flesh on bones. CVu, 24(3):1, July 2012. Editorial. ()

[124]

Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki and Adam Petersen. Development fuel: Software testing in the large. CVu, 24(3):3–7, July 2012. Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki and Adam Petersen have some advice for testing large systems. ()

[125]

Nick Sabalausky. Metaprogramming plus: The flexibility enhancements. CVu, 24(3):8–15, July 2012. Nick Sabalausky writes more no-compromise code by metaprogramming in D. ()

[126]

Chris Oldwood. ACCU conference 2012. CVu, 24(3):16–17, July 2012. Chris Oldwood recalls his experiences of the ACCU 2012 conference. ()

[127]

Pete Goodliffe. The art of software development. CVu, 24(3):18–20, July 2012. Pete Goodliffe vents the modern developer angst. ()

[128]

Richard Polton. Patterns and anti-patterns – factorisation. CVu, 24(3):20–22, July 2012. Richard Polton shows how redundant code can be removed by factoring to a functional style. ()

[129]

Paul Grenyer and Mick Brooks. Desert island books. CVu, 24(3):23, July 2012. Mick Brooks shares what he will take to the island. ()

[130]

Roger Orr, jingyu_chen, Paul Floyd, Helmut Wais, and Balog Pál. Code critique competition 76. CVu, 24(3):24–29, July 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[131]

Mark Radford. Standards report. CVu, 24(3):29, July 2012. Mark Radford reports on the latest developments for the C++ standard. ()

[132]

Ian Bruntlett and Francis Glassborow. Bookcase. CVu, 24(3):30–32, July 2012. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[133]

Alan Griffiths. View from the chair. CVu, 24(3):32, July 2012. ()

[134]

Steve Love. Dedicated follower of fashion. CVu, 24(2):1, May 2012. Editorial. ()

[135]

Joana Simoes. Some thoughts on writing a scientific application. CVu, 24(2):3–5, May 2012. Joana Simoes reflects on the challenges in writing software for scientists. ()

[136]

Pete Goodliffe. Our differences make us stronger. CVu, 24(2):6–8, May 2012. Pete Goodliffe works with QA to produce great software. ()

[137]

Nick Sabalausky. Have your efficiency, and flexibility too. CVu, 24(2):9–17, May 2012. Nick Sabalausky writes no-compromise code by metaprogramming with D. ()

[138]

Paul Grenyer and Lisa Crispin. Desert island books. CVu, 24(2):18–19, May 2012. Lisa Crispin is marooned on the island. ()

[139]

David Mansergh. ACCU Oxford. CVu, 24(2):19, May 2012. An evening of lightning talks, reviewed by David Mansergh. ()

[140]

Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Herman Pijl, and Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki. Code critique competition 75. CVu, 24(2):20–25, May 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[141]

Steve Love. Where is ACCU going? CVu, 24(2):25, May 2012. Steve Love invites you to exert some influence. ()

[142]

Jez Higgins, Paul Floyd, Paul Grenyer, Guiseppe Vacanti, and Alexander Demin. Bookcase. CVu, 24(2):26–27, May 2012. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[143]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 24(2):27, May 2012. ()

[144]

Steve Love. Too clever by half. CVu, 24(1):1, March 2012. Editorial. ()

[145]

Alexander Demin. A book turned me into a programmer. CVu, 24(1):3, March 2012. Alexander Demin shares his relationship with the book that got him started. ()

[146]

Pete Goodliffe. Getting one past the goalpost. CVu, 24(1):4–5, March 2012. Pete Goodliffe explains why the QA team are your friends. ()

[147]

Derek Jones. Effect of risk attitudes on recall of assignment statements (part 2). CVu, 24(1):6–10, March 2012. Derek Jones concludes his report of the ACCU 2011 Conference Developer Experiments. ()

[148]

Steven Schveighoffer. Using D slices. CVu, 24(1):10–13, March 2012. Steven Schveighoffer looks at slices in D and shows why they’re not arrays. ()

[149]

Omar Bashir. Holiday rules. CVu, 24(1):14–19, March 2012. Omar Bashir provides an implementation of calendars and holiday rules in Java. ()

[150]

Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Alan Bellingham, Simon Farnsworth, Matthew Wilson, Barry Nichols, Graham Patterson, and Huw Lewis. Code critique competition 74. CVu, 24(1):20–28, March 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[151]

Ric Parkin. Time for a change? CVu, 24(1):28, March 2012. Ric Parkin feels some ‘new blood’ is needed to help keep Overload at the top. ()

[152]

Francis Glassborow and Derek Jones. Desert island books. CVu, 24(1):29–30, March 2012. Francis Glassborow maroons Derek Jones on our desert island. ()

[153]

Paul Floyd and Ian Bruntlett. Bookcase. CVu, 24(1):30–31, March 2012. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[154]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 24(1):32, March 2012. ()

[155]

Seve Love. Resolution. CVu, 23(6):1, January 2012. Editorial. ()

[156]

Pete Goodliffe. Coping with complexity. CVu, 23(6):3–5, January 2012. Pete Goodliffe helps us to pick our battles. ()

[157]

Richard Harris. On a game of lucky sevens. CVu, 23(6):5, January 2012. A student performs his analysis. ()

[158]

Robert Clipsham. Getting more fiber in your diet. CVu, 23(6):6–9, January 2012. Robert Clipsham shows the benefits of fibers in D. ()

[159]

Roger Orr. Using the Windows debugging API on Windows 64. CVu, 23(6):10–14, January 2012. Roger Orr finds smoke and mirrors inside 64-bit Windows. ()

[160]

Frances Buontempo. How to be dispensable. CVu, 23(6):14–15, January 2012. Frances Buontempo considers the virtue of being non-essential. ()

[161]

Peter Hammond. Writing a Bazaar plugin. CVu, 23(6):15–18, January 2012. Peter Hammond makes Bazaar do more than version control. ()

[162]

Derek Jones.

[163]

Matthew Wilson. An introduction to CLASP, part 1: C. CVu, 23(6):23–32, January 2012. Matthew Wilson presents a cure for his command line blues. ()

[164]

Roger Orr and Ola Mierzejewska. Desert island books. CVu, 23(6):33, January 2012. In this issue, Roger Orr kindly introduces Ola Mierzejewska on my behalf. ()

[165]

Frances ove. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 23(6):34, January 2012. Doctor Love finds inspiration in the simple things. ()

[166]

Frances Buontempo. ACCU London – November 2011. CVu, 23(6):34, January 2012. Frances Buontempo reports on a recent meeting. ()

[167]

Roger Orr. Code critique competition 73. CVu, 23(6):35–39, January 2012. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[168]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 23(6):40, January 2012. ()

[169]

Roger Orr. The 24th ACCU AGM. CVu, 23(6):30, January 2012. Acting Secretary, ACCU. ()

[170]

Steve Love. Language barrier. CVu, 23(5):1, November 2011. Editorial. ()

[171]

Pete Goodliffe. How to pick your programming language. CVu, 23(5):3, November 2011. Pete Goodliffe helps us make an important decision. ()

[172]

Jonathan M. Davis. Introduction to std.datetime in D. CVu, 23(5):4–9, November 2011. Jonathan M Davis describes his contribution to Phobos, the D Standard Lib. ()

[173]

Richard Harris. A game of lucky sevens. CVu, 23(5):10, November 2011. Baron Muncharris invites us to solve a new puzzle. ()

[174]

Richard Harris. On a game of path finding. CVu, 23(5):11, November 2011. Our student analyses the Baron’s last challenge. ()

[175]

Paul Grenyer. Review of effective C# item 15: Utilize using and try-finally for resource clean-up. CVu, 23(5):12–13, November 2011. Paul Grenyer gets to grips with the Dispose pattern. ()

[176]

Daniel James. Enum – a misnomer. CVu, 23(5):14–17, November 2011. Daniel James exposes enum as unsuitable for enumeration. ()

[177]

Simon Salter. Intelligent software design. CVu, 23(5):17, November 2011. Simon Salter receives divine inspiration for a satirical view of the design process. ()

[178]

Frances Love. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 23(5):18, November 2011. Frances Love introduces Paul Grenyer. ()

[179]

Roger Orr. C++ standards report 11. CVu, 23(5):18, November 2011. Roger Orr reports on the new C++ standard. ()

[180]

Paul Grenyer and Roger Orr. Desert island books. CVu, 23(5):19–20, November 2011. Roger Orr shares the contents of his suitcase. ()

[181]

Anthony Williams. Memories of learning C. CVu, 23(5):20, November 2011. Anthony Williams recalls his first experiences of C. ()

[182]

Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Peter Sommerlad, Balog Pal, Huw Lewis, and Frances Buontempo. Code critique competition 72. CVu, 23(5):21–27, November 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

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Jez Higgins, Daniel Higgins, and Paul Reviewed by Grenyer. Bookcase. CVu, 23(5):27–28, November 2011. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[184]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 23(5):28, November 2011. ()

[185]

Steve Love. Forgotten old hat. CVu, 23(4):1, September 2011. Editorial. ()

[186]

Matthew Wilson. Enumerating experiences. CVu, 23(4):3–11, September 2011. Matthew Wilson uncovers some traps and pitfalls with enumerations in C and C++. ()

[187]

Richard Harris. A game of path finding. CVu, 23(4):12, September 2011. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[188]

Richard Harris. On a game of one against many. CVu, 23(4):13–14, September 2011. A student performs his analysis. ()

[189]

Pete Goodliffe. Smarter, not harder. CVu, 23(4):15–16, September 2011. Pete Goodliffe helps us to pick our battles. ()

[190]

David Simcha. Concurrency, parallelism and D. CVu, 23(4):17–19, September 2011. David Simcha explains message passing for parallel programs in D. ()

[191]

Adam Petersen. Code patterns. CVu, 23(4):20–21, September 2011. Adam Petersen sees value in the visual shape of the code. ()

[192]

Paul Grenyer. An introduction to the Windows Presentation Foundation with the Model-View-ViewModel (part 2). CVu, 23(4):21–25, September 2011. Paul Grenyer wraps up the introduction to WPF. ()

[193]

Roger Orr. Code critique competition 71. CVu, 23(4):26–30, September 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[194]

Roger Orr. Standards report C++11. CVu, 23(4):31, September 2011. Roger Orr reports on the new C++ standard. ()

[195]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 23(4):32, September 2011. ()

[196]

Chris Oldwood. Regional meetings: ACCU london. CVu, 23(4):32, September 2011. Chris Oldwood reflects on a recent London event. ()

[197]

Steve Love. Screen test. CVu, 23(3):1, July 2011. Editorial. ()

[198]

Pete Goodliffe. It’s the thought that accounts. CVu, 23(3):3–4, July 2011. Pete Goodliffe encourages us to craft great code. Using other people. ()

[199]

Richard Harris. An analysis of a game of divisions. CVu, 23(3):5–6, July 2011. The Baron’s student acquaintance analyses the game. ()

[200]

Richard Harris. A game of one against many. CVu, 23(3):7, July 2011. Baron Muncharris is offered a wager. ()

[201]

Francis Glassborow. All from a telephone call. CVu, 23(3):8–9, July 2011. Francis Glassborow reflects on the origins of ACCU. ()

[202]

Paul Grenyer. An introduction to the Windows Presentation Foundation with the Model-View-ViewModel (part 1). CVu, 23(3):10–18, July 2011. Paul Grenyer introduces core patterns for WPF development. ()

[203]

Chris O’Dell and Paul Grenyer. One test or two? CVu, 23(3):19, July 2011. Chris O’Dell and Paul Grenyer debate the best granularity for units. ()

[204]

Alexander Demin. Perforce cross-platform patcher. CVu, 23(3):20–21, July 2011. Alexander Demin demonstrates a deployment tool for Perforce. ()

[205]

Simon Sebright. A software experience. CVu, 23(3):22–23, July 2011. Simon Sebright shares his frustrations with popular tools. ()

[206]

Giovanni Asproni. Goodbye from the conference chair. CVu, 23(3):23, July 2011. Giovanni Asproni takes his last bow. ()

[207]

Roger Orr. Code critique competition 70. CVu, 23(3):24–26, July 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[208]

Paul Grenyer and James Byatt. Desert island books. CVu, 23(3):27–29, July 2011. James Byatt shares the contents of his suitcase. ()

[209]

Paul Grenyer. Mentored developers update. CVu, 23(3):29, July 2011. Paul Grenyer outlines the latest projects. ()

[210]

Roger Orr. Standards report: C++0x. CVu, 23(3):30, July 2011. Roger Orr brings us up to date with the latest news. ()

[211]

Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Ian Bruntlett, and Steve Love. Bookcase. CVu, 23(3):31–32, July 2011. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[212]

Steve Love. Coincidence and convergence. CVu, 23(2):1, May 2011. ()

[213]

Richard Harris. A game of divisions. CVu, 23(2):3, May 2011. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[214]

Seb Rose. Testing times. CVu, 23(2):4–7, May 2011. Seb Rose shows that unit tests are for everyone. ()

[215]

Richard Harris. On a game of blockade. CVu, 23(2):7, May 2011. A student performs his analysis. ()

[216]

Yechiel Kimchi. Coding standards for software correctness. CVu, 23(2):8–11, May 2011. Yechiel Kimchi divides and conquers. ()

[217]

Alexander Demin. Concurrent programming in go. CVu, 23(2):12–16, May 2011. Alexander Demin examines Google’s Go language. ()

[218]

Pete Goodliffe. Relish the challenge. CVu, 23(2):16–17, May 2011. Pete Goodliffe encourages us to seek out a new challenge. ()

[219]

Chris Oldwood. ACCU 2011 conference. CVu, 23(2):18–19, May 2011. Chris Oldwood shares his experiences. ()

[220]

Roger Orr and Pete Disdale. Code critique competition 69. CVu, 23(2):19–21, May 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[221]

Chris O’Dell. Desert island books. CVu, 23(2):22–23, May 2011. Chris O’Dell makes her selection. ()

[222]

Jez Higgins, Joes Staal, Paul Grenyer, and Paul Floyd. Bookcase. CVu, 23(2):23–24, May 2011. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[223]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 23(2):24, May 2011. ()

[224]

Steve Love. What was, what is, and what may be. CVu, 23(1):1, March 2011. Editorial. ()

[225]

Alexander Demin. The first little step into test-driven development. CVu, 23(1):2–7, March 2011. Alexander Demin takes a good look at Google Test. ()

[226]

Pete Goodliffe. Many-festos. CVu, 23(1):8, March 2011. Pete Goodliffe crafts one manifesto to rule them all. ()

[227]

Richard Harris. A game of blockade. CVu, 23(1):9, March 2011. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[228]

Richard Harris. On a game of tug o’ war. CVu, 23(1):10, March 2011. A student performs his analysis. ()

[229]

Matthew Wilson. Further experiments in string switching. CVu, 23(1):11–13, March 2011. Matthew Wilson finds adding requirements can be agreeably easy. ()

[230]

Roger Orr. Using the windows debugging API. CVu, 23(1):13–17, March 2011. Roger Orr reveals the magic of Windows Debuggers. ()

[231]

Stephen Baynes. What is in a name? CVu, 23(1):18, March 2011. Stephen Baynes examines just how important a name is. ()

[232]

Jon Jagger. The Kanban ones games. CVu, 23(1):19, March 2011. Jon Jagger describes a game revealing team behaviour. ()

[233]

Frances Love. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 23(1):20, March 2011. Dr Love introduces Chris Oldwood. ()

[234]

Paul Grenyer. ACCU mentored developers project. CVu, 23(1):20, March 2011. Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests. ()

[235]

Paul Grenyer and Nat Pryce. Desert island books. CVu, 23(1):21, March 2011. Nat Pryce makes his selection. ()

[236]

Chris Oldwood and Steve Love. ACCU regional meetings. CVu, 23(1):22, March 2011. This time the spotlight falls on London. ()

[237]

Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, and Huw Lewis. Code critique competition 68. CVu, 23(1):23–27, March 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[238]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 23(1):28, March 2011. ()

[239]

Alan Bellingham, Secretary ACCU. The 23rd AGM. CVu, 23(1):28, March 2011. ()

[240]

Paul Grenyer. Look at the princess. CVu, 22(6):1, January 2011. ()

[241]

Kevlin Henney. Sustainable space. CVu, 22(6):3, January 2011. Kevlin Henney shares a code layout pattern. ()

[242]

Chris O’Dell. Experiences of pair programming. CVu, 22(6):4, January 2011. Chris O’Dell shares her experiences of pair programming. ()

[243]

Jon Jagger. Hotel room to train carriage. CVu, 22(6):6, January 2011. Jon Jagger shares some illuminating musings. ()

[244]

Pete Goodliffe. When it’s done, it’s done. CVu, 22(6):5–7, January 2011. Pete Goodliffe implores us to stop. When it’s time to. ()

[245]

Richard Harris. A game of tug o’ war. CVu, 22(6):9, January 2011. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[246]

Richard Harris. On a game of roulette. CVu, 22(6):9–10, January 2011. A student analyses the Baron’s last puzzle. ()

[247]

Russell Winder. Somno, the barber of clapham junction, introduces gpars. CVu, 22(6):11–22, January 2011. Russell Winder introduces concurrency techniques in Groovy. ()

[248]

Colin Hersom. A foray into CMake. CVu, 22(6):22–23, January 2011. Colin Hersom tells us of his experience using CMake for the first time. ()

[249]

Giovanni Asproni. Agile Cambridge 2010. CVu, 22(6):24, January 2011. Giovanni Asproni gives us an alternative view of Agile Cambridge 2010. ()

[250]

Frances Buontempo and Dr Love. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 22(6):24, January 2011. Dr Love introduces Sue Black. ()

[251]

Paul Grenyer and Rachel Davies. Desert island books. CVu, 22(6):25, January 2011. Rachel Davies shares her choice of books and music. ()

[252]

Roger Orr, Chris Main, Peter Sommerlad, and Huw Lewis. Code critique competition 67. CVu, 22(6):26–30, January 2011. Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry. ()

[253]

Jez Higgins, Paul Floyd, Giuseppe Vacanti, Paul Grenyer, and Ian Bruntlett. Bookcase. CVu, 22(6):30–32, January 2011. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[254]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 22(6):32, January 2011. ()

[255]

Steve Love. What’s it like? CVu, 22(5):1, November 2010. Editorial. ()

[256]

Richard Harris. A game of roulette. CVu, 22(5):3, November 2010. The Baron has two games to play. ()

[257]

Richard Harris. On a game of chase. CVu, 22(5):4–5, November 2010. The Baron’s student acquaintance analyses his previous game. ()

[258]

Paul Floyd. A comparison of boolean flags. CVu, 22(5):6–8, November 2010. Paul Floyd compares different ways of representing flags in C++. ()

[259]

Jon Jagger. What is code-dojo? CVu, 22(5):9–10, November 2010. Jon Jagger explains a way to practise our coding skills. ()

[260]

Pete Goodliffe. This time i’ve got it... CVu, 22(5):10–11, November 2010. Pete Goodliffe tells us a story of stress, short-sightedness, and solutions. ()

[261]

Paul Grenyer and Alan Stokes. Desert island books. CVu, 22(5):12–13, November 2010. Alan Stokes chooses to take old friends with him. ()

[262]

Frances Buontempo and Steve Love. Inspiration (p)articles. CVu, 22(5):13, November 2010. Frances Buontempo continues her quest for positive experiences. ()

[263]

Roger Orr, Huw Lewis, and Paul Floyd. Code critique competition 66. CVu, 22(5):14–17, November 2010. Set and collated by Roger Orr. ()

[264]

Paul Grenyer, James A. Whittaker, Allan Kelly, Jason Gorman, Steve Freeman, Andrew Jackman, Jon Jagger, Rachel Davies, Giovanni Asproni, and Chris Oldwood. Regional meetings. CVu, 22(5):18–19, November 2010. A round-up of what’s happened at an event near you! ()

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Alan Griffiths, Paul Grenyer, Paul Floyd, Robert Jones, Allan Kelly, David Pol Ahonen, and Ian Bruntlett. Bookcase. CVu, 22(5):20–23, November 2010. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[266]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 22(5):24, November 2010. ()

[267]

Steve Love. A simple assignment. CVu, 22(4):1, September 2010. Editorial. ()

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Pete Goodliffe. People power. CVu, 22(4):3–4, September 2010. Pete Goodliffe shows us how to become better programmers. ()

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Matthew Wilson. Flexible function façades for C and C++. CVu, 22(4):5–12, September 2010. Matt Wilson presents a technique for compiling headers as C or C++ without changes. ()

[270]

Jon Jagger. An interview with Jerry Weinberg. CVu, 22(4):13–14, September 2010. Jon Jagger asks the questions. ()

[271]

Richard Harris. A game of chase. CVu, 22(4):15, September 2010. Baron Muncharris plays a two-horse race. ()

[272]

Richard Harris. On a game of guesswork. CVu, 22(4):15–16, September 2010. A student performs his analysis. ()

[273]

Roger Orr, Thaddaeus Frogley, Richard Polton, and Huw Lewis. Code critique competition 65. CVu, 22(4):17–20, September 2010. Set and collated by Roger Orr. ()

[274]

Richard Polton. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 22(4):20, September 2010. Richard Polton discovers that a little thought and insight can save a lot of time. ()

[275]

Paul Grenyer and Chris Oldwood. Desert island books. CVu, 22(4):21–22, September 2010. Chris Oldwood chooses his companions to take to the island. ()

[276]

Jez Higgins, Gavin Heavyside, Derek M. Jones, and Alan Lenton. Bookcase. CVu, 22(4):23–24, September 2010. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[277]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 22(4):24, September 2010. ()

[278]

Steve Love. Software construction site. CVu, 22(3):1, July 2010. Editorial. ()

[279]

Xavier Nodet. Implementing one-to-many relations in C++. CVu, 22(3):3–7, July 2010. Xavier Nodet looks at managing relationships in C++. ()

[280]

Pete Goodliffe. Software development in 2010. CVu, 22(3):8, July 2010. Pete Goodliffe helps shows us how to develop winning software. ()

[281]

Matthew Wilson. Experiments in string switching. CVu, 22(3):9–11, July 2010. Matthew Wilson examines switching on strings. ()

[282]

Ian Bruntlett. Competency scale. CVu, 22(3):12, July 2010. Ian Bruntlett thinks about expertise. ()

[283]

John Fraser. Implication assert. CVu, 22(3):13–14, July 2010. John Fraser describes a novel use of assert. ()

[284]

Richard Harris. A game of guesswork. CVu, 22(3):15, July 2010. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[285]

Richard Harris. On a game of nerve. CVu, 22(3):16–17, July 2010. The Baron’s acquaintance performs his analysis. ()

[286]

Astrid Byro. 1st annual UK vintage computing festival. CVu, 22(3):17, July 2010. This was held at the National Museum of Computing, Bletchley Park on 19th and 20th June 2010. ()

[287]

Paul Grenyer and NN. Regional meetings. CVu, 22(3):18–19, July 2010. A round-up of happenings across the country. ()

[288]

Paul Grenyer and Phil Bass. Desert island books. CVu, 22(3):19–21, July 2010. Phil Bass heads for the life boats. ()

[289]

Roger Orr, Matthew Wilson, Paul Stephenson, Pete Disdale, Terry Whiterod, and Balog Pal. Code critique competition 64. CVu, 22(3):22–32, July 2010. Set and collated by Roger Orr. ()

[290]

Jez Higgins, Matthew Jones, Allan Kelly, Pete Goodliffe, Garry Lancaster, Ian Bruntlett, Alison Lloyd, Paul Grenyer, and Frances Buontempo. Bookcase. CVu, 22(3):33–35, July 2010. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[291]

Hubert Matthews. View from the chair. CVu, 22(3):36, July 2010. ()

[292]

Giovanni Asproni. ACCU 2010: a view from the conference chair. CVu, 22(3):36, July 2010. ()

[293]

Steve Love. Choose your language carefully. CVu, 22(2):1, May 2010. Editorial. ()

[294]

David Sykes. A timer for rummikub. CVu, 22(2):3–6, May 2010. David Sykes develops a PIC-based timer using test-driven development. ()

[295]

Pete Goodliffe. Live to love to learn (part 3). CVu, 22(2):8–10, May 2010. Pete Goodliffe concludes his journey of self-improvement. ()

[296]

Richard Harris. A game of nerve. CVu, 22(2):11, May 2010. Baron Muncharris has another tall tale. ()

[297]

Iain Charlton. Lazy initialisation of shared resources. CVu, 22(2):12–17, May 2010. Iain Charlton looks at managing object lifetime from birth to death and beyond. ()

[298]

Richard Harris. On a game of strategy. CVu, 22(2):18–19, May 2010. The Baron’s student acquantance performs his analysis. ()

[299]

Paul Grenyer and Pete Goodliffe. Desert island books. CVu, 22(2):19–20, May 2010. Paul Grenyer drops Pete Goodliffe on the island. ()

[300]

Roger Orr and Balog Pal. Code critique competition 63. CVu, 22(2):21–23, May 2010. Set and collated by Roger Orr. ()

[301]

Chris Oldwood. Regional meetings. CVu, 22(2):24, May 2010. Chris Oldwood enjoys a night out data mapping and generating code. ()

[302]

Frances Buontempo. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 22(2):24, May 2010. Frances Buontempo inspires us once more. ()

[303]

Paul Grenyer. A conference retrospective. CVu, 22(2):25–29, May 2010. Paul Grenyer reflects on his time at this year’s conference. ()

[304]

Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Paul Colin Gloster, Pete Goodliffe, and Simon Sebright. Bookcase. CVu, 22(2):29–32, May 2010. The latest roundup of book reviews. ()

[305]

Jez Higgins. View from the chair. CVu, 22(2):32, May 2010. ()

[306]

Steve Love. By convention. CVu, 22(1):1, March 2010. Edtorial. ()

[307]

Pete Goodliffe. Live to love to learn (part 2). CVu, 22(1):3–6, March 2010. Pete Goodliffe continues his journey of self-improvement. ()

[308]

Alan Lenton. Of lag, throughput and jitter. CVu, 22(1):6–7, March 2010. Alan Lenton gives a glossary of terms. ()

[309]

Jez Higgins. Continuous integration for one. CVu, 22(1):8–9, March 2010. Jez Higgins sees value in team tools for one person. ()

[310]

Phil Nash. Code formatting in C++. CVu, 22(1):10–12, March 2010. Phil Nash explains why formatting counts. ()

[311]

Richard Harris. A game of stategy. CVu, 22(1):13–14, March 2010. Baron Muncharris sets us another challenge. ()

[312]

Richard Harris. On a game of skill. CVu, 22(1):14, March 2010. The Baron’s student acquaintance plays the game. ()

[313]

Richard Harris. Assert yourself. CVu, 22(1):15, March 2010. Richard Harris finds new respect for the humble assert. ()

[314]

Paul Grenyer. Developing web applications with the Google Web Toolkit. CVu, 22(1):16–25, March 2010. Paul Grenyer explores web UI development in Java. ()

[315]

Ian Bruntlett. More about Bash. CVu, 22(1):26–27, March 2010. Ian Bruntlett discovers more *nix shell tools. ()

[316]

Dáire Stockdale. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 22(1):27, March 2010. Dáire Stockdale shares a recent source of inspiration. ()

[317]

Roger Orr and Balog Pal. Code critique competition #62. CVu, 22(1):28–32, March 2010. Set and collated by Roger Orr. ()

[318]

Paul Grenyer and Terje Slettebø. Desert island books. CVu, 22(1):33–34, March 2010. Paul Grenyer maroons Terje Slettebø. ()

[319]

Jez Higgins, Ian Bruntlett, Anthony Williams, and Alan Lenton. Bookcase. CVu, 22(1):34–35, March 2010. The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews. ()

[320]

Jez Higgins. View from the chair. CVu, 22(1):36, March 2010. ()

[321]

Steve Love. Tales from the other side. CVu, 21(6):1, January 2010. Editorial. ()

[322]

Alan Lenton. Hunting the snark (part 5). CVu, 21(6):3, January 2010. Alan Lenton investigates engineering in software. ()

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Joe Wood. A brief introduction to F#. CVu, 21(6):4–8, January 2010. Joe Wood shares his experiences with a new .Net functional language. ()

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Derek Jones. Deciding between IF and SWITCH when writing code (part 2). CVu, 21(6):15–18, January 2010. Derek Jones concludes his study of programmers’ habits. ()

[326]

Richard Harris. A game of skill. CVu, 21(6):19, January 2010. Baron Muncharris sets a challenge. ()

[327]

Richard Harris. On a game of cards. CVu, 21(6):20, January 2010. A student performs an analysis. ()

[328]

Jon Jagger. Aye conference report. CVu, 21(6):20, January 2010. Jon Jagger gives a report of his experience at the AYE Conference. ()

[329]

Pete Goodliffe. Live to love to learn. CVu, 21(6):21–22, January 2010. Pete Goodliffe begins a journey of self-improvement. ()

[330]

Giovanni Asproni. Another year, another great ACCU conference is coming! CVu, 21(6):22, January 2010. Giovanni Asproni gives us a taste of things to come. ()

[331]

Paul Grenyer and Alison Lloyd. Desert island books. CVu, 21(6):23–24, January 2010. Paul Grenyer maroons Alison Lloyd. ()

[332]

James Lyndsay. ACCU London. CVu, 21(6):24, January 2010. James Lyndsay: Anticipating Surprises (or How to Find Problems and Persuade People You’ve Avoided Them). ()

[333]

Ralph McArdell and Ewan Milne. ACCU security 2009. CVu, 21(6):25–26, January 2010. ()

[334]

Roger Orr, John Bytheway, and Martin Moene. Code critique #61. CVu, 21(6):26–31, January 2010. The winner of last week’s competition. ()

[335]

Jez Higgins, Derek Graham, Gail Ollis, Allan Kelly, Pete Goodliffe, Chris Oldwood, Giuseppe Vacanti, and Adam Petersen. Bookcase. CVu, 21(6):32–35, January 2010. The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews. ()

[336]

Jez Higgins. View from the chair. CVu, 21(6):36, January 2010. ()

[337]

Steve Love. Reflections on learning. CVu, 21(5):1, November 2009. Editorial. ()

[338]

Pete Goodlliffe. Respect the software release process. CVu, 21(5):3, November 2009. Pete Goodlliffe implores us to take the ‘last step’ carefully. ()

[339]

Paul Grenyer. Java dependency management with Ivy (part 2). CVu, 21(5):4, November 2009. Paul Grenyer looks at Ivy in more depth. ()

[340]

Steve Love. Charming the snake. CVu, 21(5):10, November 2009. Steve Love makes his Python programs more modular. ()

[341]

Derek Jones. Deciding between IF and SWITCH when writing code. CVu, 21(5):14, November 2009. Derek Jones analyses some programmers’ habits. ()

[342]

Ian Bruntlett. Beyond pipelining programmes in Linux. CVu, 21(5):20, November 2009. Unearthed Arcana (Part 1): Ian Bruntlett uncovers the back-tick. ()

[343]

Bjarne Stroustrup. What is C++0x? CVu, 21(5):21, November 2009. Bjarne Stroustrup concludes his tour of C++0x. ()

[344]

Richard Harris. A game of cards with baron Munchharris. CVu, 21(5):26, November 2009. Baron Muncharris suggests a game of cards. ()

[345]

Richard Harris. On a game of dice. CVu, 21(5):27, November 2009. A student analyses Baron Muncharris’ dice problem. ()

[346]

Roger Orr, Damien Ruscoe, Martin Moene, Joe Wood, and Nevin Liber. Code critique #60. CVu, 21(5):28, November 2009. The winner of last week’s competition. ()

[347]

Paul Grenyer and Frances Buontempo. Desert island books. CVu, 21(5):36, November 2009. Paul Grenyer maroons Frances Buontempo. ()

[348]

Frances Buontempo. Inspirational (p)articles. CVu, 21(5):37, November 2009. Frances Buontempo introduces Andrew Holme’s inspiration. ()

[349]

Jez Higgins and Colin Paul Gloster. Bookcase. CVu, 21(5):38, November 2009. The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews. ()

[350]

Ian Bruntlett. Interpreting custom Unix shell scripts in C (erratum). CVu, 21(5):40, November 2009. ()

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Jez Higgins. View from the chair. CVu, 21(5):40, November 2009. ()

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