Hello,
some months ago I posted here that I was starting to program a java
library with the algorithms of the book.
I have changed almost everything in the source code I posted. Now the
code is well documented and highly reusable and configurable (due to the
use of design patterns techniques).
I suppose I will end the book (implementing all algorithms in the
library) at the end of the year without help. But because it is getting
as nice as big, I would welcome any help.
>Hello,
>some months ago I posted here that I was starting to program a java
>library with the algorithms of the book.
>
>I have changed almost everything in the source code I posted. Now the
>code is well documented and highly reusable and configurable (due to the
>use of design patterns techniques).
>
>I suppose I will end the book (implementing all algorithms in the
>library) at the end of the year without help. But because it is getting
>as nice as big, I would welcome any help.
>
>
>
Your iniciative is great! I'll like to help by adding mtd(f) to your
library if that's ok with you. I'm grading assigments at the moment,
but when I'm done I'll take a look at the library.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 08:57:22AM -0300, Alejandro Alliana Granada wrote:
> Ivan Villanueva escribió:
>
> >Hello,
> >some months ago I posted here that I was starting to program a java
> >library with the algorithms of the book.
> >
> >Now the code is well documented and highly reusable and configurable
> >(due to the use of design patterns techniques).
> >
> Your iniciative is great! I'll like to help by adding mtd(f) to your
> library if that's ok with you.
Thanks. I welcome any contribution. Your idea of adding an algorithm to
the library is the best to do. My highest expectations are that some
teachers ask their students (as an assignment) to program some
algorithms that fits in the library and send them to me. But I don't know
if that is going to happen.