What a horrible night to have a curse.

Let's throw new Exception(); and instead of talking about programming languages or sharing some code, let me just write about some mixed stuff, and the blog's status.

No new posts in almost a month!?

Right... and the reason is that I'm back to WOW! haha... nah, I'm kidding, but I'm seriously thinking about it because of the new expansion Cataclysm! I ever wanted to be a Goblin Warrior! ooohhh yeah!

FOR THE HORDE!!!!!!

Anyway, it would be a little bit difficult because I have no Internet in our new apartment; the provider didn't active it even if I followed all they said to have it ready before moving, which bring us to the real reason of why there haven't been any new posts lately.

I have been very busy for the last few weeks because I was moving apartment and I must admit that I totally underestimated the physical, psychological and time effort the whole thing required! The night before the move we had a long night finishing all remaining packaging, wraps, baggages and then I came with this "What a horrible night to have a curse." text from "Castlevania II Simon's Quest" which made me laugh about the situation... so, I wanted to share it with anyone in case you also have good (or bad) memories about it:

What has been active?

I always keep an eye on the latest releases on several .NET and Java Programming Languages. If there are new releases in any of the languages listed in the Blog's Languages Page I tweet about them:

I also include some tweets about new releases of Programming IDEs such as Netbeans, Eclipse, IntelliJIDEA, VisualStudio and SharpDevelop, plus other interesting techy retweets.  me :)

What to expect on the following posts

1. How many keywords to code the same PART 2! oh yes... based on the examples shown in the Basics by Example series, I will do again some counting and come back with the graphs showing if what we saw on the previous comparison keeps the same.

2. More about Language's features. I will keep showing simple language constructs and stuff and not getting into specifics or advance material so I can keep tracking keywords and lines metrics for the same set of functionality.

3. Keep updating this Blog's Pages (Languages, Keywords, eBooks). I'm still thinking in what to add on the IDE's section... for them moment I will just list the available IDEs and what languages each of them support in the base installation or via plug in.

4. Include implementation of basic Algorithms, useful code snippets, and so on in all languages.

5. Adding a new Page to show how to Install and Run the code examples on this blog on each of the ~20 languages. I usually do the examples using Notepad++ and then compile them using the command line so I can get the Output screen shot. The installation is usually Next Next but I want to include as well the process to install from scratch and install a new version (because sometimes a new release crashes the IDE or requires uninstalling first)