Showing posts with label Telerik Academy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Telerik Academy. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
A small victory
Telerik Academy's DSA exam - the 25th of June 2013. Problem description and analysis - coming soon :-)
Labels:
algorithms,
data structures,
personal,
Telerik Academy
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Software and IT Law
Finally, the slides from Telerik Academy's "Software and IT Law" presentation are up! Only in Bulgarian, unfortunately, but I might translate them at some point if the authors agree to that.
Copyrigh 2013 (c) Georgi Dimitrov, Teodor Sarakchiev
Copyrigh 2013 (c) Georgi Dimitrov, Teodor Sarakchiev
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Mind Map - Input and Output in .NET
I love it when I get assigned to do something cool and meaningful. Here is the Mind Map I had to chart for Telerik Academy's "Teamwork and Knowledge Sharing" course, on the topic of "Input and Output in .NET" (click on the images to see them full-sized).
Doing them was fun! I'm so glad I got introduced to this concept and had motivation to practice it. Not only is mind mapping a fun exercise, and great for getting a sense of the structure of a topic, it seems like a really good way to document API.
I have so many ideas for maps right now, perhaps I'll start with Ruby's standard library so I won't have to open the documentation so often.
PS: Apparently, Blogspot has decided there is a worldwide shortage of pixels and downscaled the detailed mind map. Here it is in its original HD glory.
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| Overview, with images |
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| Detailed, without images |
I have so many ideas for maps right now, perhaps I'll start with Ruby's standard library so I won't have to open the documentation so often.
PS: Apparently, Blogspot has decided there is a worldwide shortage of pixels and downscaled the detailed mind map. Here it is in its original HD glory.
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