Notes about this blog

Hello! 

As any reader will soon realize, I'm not working on this blog anymore. 

Qt played a big part in my development as a software programmer and was very useful in producing many tools for me and my employers. I'm very grateful for all the people who worked in developing it and I still and probably always will recommend it. 

Recently, though, I practically stopped using it since I started to focus more on developing applications for personal trading in stock market exchanges using MetaTrader 5 and its MQL5 language. Mostly thanks to that, I stopped learning the kind of content that was supposed to be published on this blog, thus ending the means to start working on this project. 

Since I don't plan to write here anymore, I'll publish the unfinished posts as they are. I hope it will help other Qt developers in the world in their works!

May the Lord be with you, always.

New programming jargons

Hello there!

This is my first post that is of the "off-topic" class: although still talking about programming, it's not directed to Qt or C++ programming specifically.

Some time ago I was doing some research on the web and ended up finding this most interesting post in another blog called "New Programming Jargon".

It talks about a thread of Stack Overflow that was directed for people to talk about new programming jargon they have created and that were nice enough to be shared among the community - and actually most of them are pretty good!

So, have a look at it and lets code no "Yoda Conditions" anymore!


God bless you!

Have a nice day!