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Algorithmic Music Influenced by Tweets

Bozho May 19, 2014

Every now and then I make some addition to my algorithmic music composer. And now I decided to allow users to hear music that is based on their tweets. ItContinue reading

The Low Quality of Scientific Code

Bozho May 11, 2014

Recently I’ve been trying to get a bit into music theory, machine learning, computational linguistics, so I ended up looking at libraries and tools written by the scientific community –Continue reading

Development “Methodologies”

Bozho April 25, 2014

Below are several development “methodologies” that are popular and even industry-standard: Hype-Driven Development – you are either a startup, or you are given the freedom to choose whatever technology youContinue reading

Scheduling Repeated Tasks in Android

Bozho April 17, 2014

A somewhat common usecase for android applications is to have them launched when the phone is started, and execute some piece of code periodically. Sounds straightforward, but there are someContinue reading

Common Misconceptions About Java

Bozho April 3, 2014

Java is the most widely used language in the world ([citation needed]), and everyone has an opinion about it. Due to it being mainstream, it is usually mocked, and sometimesContinue reading

Fixing The Android Camera API

Bozho March 28, 2014

The other day I participated in a company hackathon and I decided to make use of the Android camera. I’ve always said that the Android APIs are very bad (toContinue reading

The Optional Type API

Bozho March 18, 2014

Java 8 introduces the Optional class. In a nutshell, instead of returning null, and then checking for null, you return an Optional instance, which can either have or not haveContinue reading

IDE vs. Editor

Bozho March 7, 2014

Are you using an IDE, or an editor? Are you a “hardcore” programmer, or you are one of those sissy modern developers that use IDEs? Have you personalized your emacsContinue reading

Verifying Secure Password Storage Externally

Bozho February 25, 2014

Many websites (including big ones like Adobe, Yahoo, LinkedIn, Gawker, etc.) store user passwords insecurely. Either in plain text, or encrypted (reversible), or using a broken or brute-forceable hash function.Continue reading

Coping with Methods with Many Parameters

Bozho February 21, 2014

I will put my captain Obvious cape now and write in short how to get rid of methods with many parameters, especially if some of the parameters are optional, orContinue reading

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I’m a software engineer and architect, with expertise in cybersecurity. Currently member of Bulgarian parliament and former minister of electronic governance of Bulgaria.

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