Hunter Tran's Blog

After coming home with Microsoft, more and more good and free things come to GitHub. This time, a long-awaited features are in beta, invitation-only, and it is GitHub Codespaces.

Microsoft acquired GitHub, and everyone has an unlimited number of private repositories. This reason alone makes me want to move all my project and source code to GitHub.

I don’t know why Google makes it so challenging to connect to its Compute Engine cloud service. Even the name is confusing. Why don’t they just call it Virtual Machine?

Anyway, here is how to connect.

Removing clones in code maybe is the most challenging type of refactoring action. In this post, I will show you how to refactor a clone type 2 using Functional Interface in Java and delegate in C#

Using Vuejs, sometime you need to publish your awesome component with the world. Sure you can share the .vue file, but how can you publish it to npmjs, for the ease of installation and usage of others?

Doing C# long enough, you get yourself familiar with C# concepts and syntax. That’s fine, but sometime when you need “the same” concepts in Java, it’s quite difficult. This cheat sheet here to tackle that problem.

After getting yourself familiar with names and terms in Java in part 1, now it’s time for you to create your first program in Java.

Coming to Java world, from a .NET guy, is like going from a full feature-rich and comfortable car to a basic bike with a lot of space for extension and customization.
In this series, I will walk you through (hopefully) a small part of Java world, just enough for you to continue your exploration.

Last Friday, while looking through the stats from my blog, I notice something strange. A hyperlink that lead to my blog is not “right”. I clicked on that link (a web search result page actually), a search tool appeared with my original post listed as page 2. Curios, I click on page 1 of the search result, and voila, some sites with tricky SEO technique take the few first result.

The point is, they are copying content from my blog, without my authorization. It’s time to tackle this problem.

The 2nd post of week 3 of professor Andrew Ng’s Machine Learning course