Sony's next-gen application platform built on Objective C/GNUStep 16 years ago
i don't see anything in the article that supports the claim of the title. seriously, did anyone even read it?
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i don't see anything in the article that supports the claim of the title. seriously, did anyone even read it?
sorry, but this seems way too dated. CLRS is much better. this book doesn't even have red-black trees, which are pretty much the "gold-standard" data structure used for almost every high performance backing store. nice that it's free and there's some good knowledge in there, but CLRS is "the bible" IMO.