Dhananjay Nene

A passionate programmer, software architect, and a enthusiastic observer of internet technologies and usage. Having worked in a variety of roles, the essential passion that drives me is that of a Programmer. Architecture and Design issues excite me, Solving problems through programming is what I crave. C++, Java and Python I am quite competent at, Python being the most exciting. A number of other languages I experiment with.

Tweets for 2009-04-21

@surya_s are you underestimating our power to convince ourselves of whats the need of the hour ? in reply to surya_s #
@surya_s f/w support makes it easy for those who “want to” unit test. Doesn’t make it hard to come up with reasons “not to”. in reply to surya_s #
@surya_s makes it difficult to make changes – time to change multiplies since changing tests takes more time than changing code #is-an-xcuse in reply to surya_s #
@coding_insights Its convention and common sense. Curiously the results on changing the key are strange : http://pastebin.com/m1a95a804 in reply to coding_insights #
RT: @gvanrossum: Origins of Python’s “functional” features – http://tinyurl.com/ctqfwh #
Probably one of the nicer articles on Sun_Oracle acquisition http://tinyurl.com/cxm6ab (via @jboner @trusting @galderz @richsharples) #
Refers to universality not supremacy RT: @deanwampler Blog post: Is the supremacy of OOP over? http://bit.ly/13y71O #
@jurgenappelo spoken like a programmer does on programming. Hey! aren’t CIO’s n PMs supposed to be listening to not making that argument? in reply to jurgenappelo #
Just started a Twibe. Visit http://twibes.com/python to join. #
RT: @mrinal: RT @esjewett: @mrinal See the complete OAuth flow diagram -> http://is.gd/tKxP #

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