Next up in our in-depth Java Exception Handling series we’ll take a closer look at the FileNotFoundException. As you probably can guess, the FileNotFoundException is thrown when calling a number of IO methods in which you’ve passed an invalid file path. We’ll look at where FileNotFoundException sits in the Java… continue reading →
The latest version of the popular Chrome browser was officially released this week, and with it comes a handful of exciting new features for developers and technical managers alike. From out of the box ES6 module support and mobile device throttling to WebUSB API support and storage usage statistics, there… continue reading →
Making our way through our detailed .NET Exception Handling series, we next come to the RegexMatchTimeoutException. This exception is thrown when performing RegexMatchTimeoutException.Match() or RegexMatchTimeoutException.IsMatch() calls in which the specified timeout duration is exceeded while performing the regex operation. Let’s jump right in! The Technical Rundown All .NET exceptions are… continue reading →
Next up in our detailed Guide to Software Design Patterns series we’ll look at the visitor design pattern, which is one of the more complex patterns we’ll be discussing. The visitor pattern is ideal for adding new capabilities to existing objects, without modifying the classes on which those objects operate…. continue reading →
Making our way through our detailed PHP Exception Handling series, today we’ll explore the PharException. Phar is shorthand for PHP Archive. A phar file is a convenient way to compress and store an entire PHP application in a single executable file. This functionality is similar to JAR files found within… continue reading →
Today we make our way to the IllegalStateException in Java, as we continue our journey through Java Exception Handling series. The “proper” use of the IllegalStateException class is somewhat subjective, since the official documentation simply states that such an exception “signals that a method has been invoked at an illegal… continue reading →
Moving along through our in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, today we face off against the System.DivideByZeroException. The System.DivideByZeroException is thrown when attempting to divide an integer or a decimal by zero. Normally divide by zero errors are pretty boring, but in this article we’ll examine the System.DivideByZeroException in more detail… continue reading →
For most Rails developers, a massive benefit of using the Rails framework is the power of its core components, like the dominant Active Record. Acting as the model in the core model-view-controller paradigm that Rails is built around, according to the official documentation, an Active Record is the “layer of… continue reading →
Travelling along through the deep undergrowth, in the PHP Exception Handling forest we’ve created, today we come to the lush meadow that is the OutOfRangeException. In spite of what you might suspect based on the name, the OutOfRangeException is not thrown when attempting to access an index outside the bounds… continue reading →
Today we’ll continue our journey through the Guide to Software Design Patterns series with a deep dive into the observer design pattern. The observer pattern is categorized as a behavioral design pattern, and its primary purpose is to allow a observer to “subscribe” to push-notifications generated by a provider. In… continue reading →
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