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My very own VIM color scheme. Featuring 256, 16 and 8 color support, high readability and... pretty colors! Wednesday, 17 June 2009 I use Vim a lot. It's my editor of choice when I code (mainly in Ruby), and also when I write my blog post and articles (mainly in Textile). One thing I always liked about Vim was it powerful syntax highlighting: there's probably a syntax highlighting file for every p

The Joy of concatenative programming Ruby objects on the stack Performance issues A while ago, I sat down examining a few alternative programming languages I might decide to learn someday. Each of those languages has its own peculiarities, and I didn't choose them randomly, I chose them based on their popularity, power, paradigm and how actively they are developed. I included Factor as the only re

A quick comparison of 10 non-mainstream programming languages Sunday, 21 December 2008 This article has been translated into Serbo-Croatian by Web Geeks This article has been translated into Portuguese by Artur Weber This article has been translated into French by Avice Robitaille If you program for fun or profit, chances are that you know C, C++, Java, PHP, Perl, Python or Ruby. These programming

Welcome to H3RALD.com. This site used to be a fairly active blog back in the early 2000s, but sadly I progressively lost interest in writing articles, perhaps because I didn't have anything new to write about that you couldn't find elsewhere. However, all the content is still here, so feel free to browse through the articles section. As I progressively neglected writing, I started creating more an

Welcome to H3RALD.com. This site used to be a fairly active blog back in the early 2000s, but sadly I progressively lost interest in writing articles, perhaps because I didn't have anything new to write about that you couldn't find elsewhere. However, all the content is still here, so feel free to browse through the articles section. As I progressively neglected writing, I started creating more an