Some interesting sites...

Do you still remember bubble sorting? It’s the simplest sorting algorithm, which can sort a small data quickly. When it comes to a large pool of data, this is not the best algorithm to be applied. So, how do we determine which sorting algorithm is the optimum (there’s no best one I guess) for the scenario that we are looking at? Found this website from Google search result. It has the simulation animation for different sorting methods, and also based on the data distribution. So, if you would like to know more, check this out. Click on the refresh icon on each sorting algorithm to start the simulation to watch the performance on the algorithm on different data distribution, and click on the data distribution refresh icon to view the simulation of different sorting algorithm on that data distribution. By the way, you can even choose the problem size! Enjoy! :) http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/ My comment on this website : light weighted, simple, clean, and precise. :)

I can’t really remember how I was introduced to this web site. I recall that I got a one-year free newsletter delivered to my door. It was years ago. During my first job… I think. :D I consider myself am into IT, not in a very deep knowledge on how-to, but I like it in general, the convenience that IT development brought to our daily life, at least, my daily life. I am still subscribing online newsletter from Techrepublic, glance through some of the white paper, least of the time. :P Most of the time, I just leave them in my mailbox. Pity them. I guess, I should spend sometime to glance through, at least the highlighted title to get myself updated on IT trend. I am planning to start this while I am switching my job to non-IT related… funny, huh? Probably, this is just one of my dreams to achieve. I rarely go to this site, actually. Whenever I found a topic posted on the white paper download, it always requires me to login. I always need to go and dig my account information, or click on...