Archive for December, 2007
December 15, 2007 at 12:10 am · Filed under Functional Programming, IT Industry
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DISCLAIMER: this is not a usual, quite dry (did I hear boring? ) exposition of some more or less profound software construct, but quite personal and high-level, in that it talks about job interviews.
I had a unique experience today. Not only was it one of very rare occasions when I cold-call somebody for a […]
December 11, 2007 at 1:12 am · Filed under IT Industry
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NOTE: since the automatic poll enumeration yields non-selectable radio buttons and some of the polls need context, I here manually enumerate polls and posts containing context-sensitive polls.
How Is My Site?
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Two specific polls about the coolest tricks in your development bag!
December 11, 2007 at 1:07 am · Filed under Functional Programming, Computer Science
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It just struck me how magical certain constructs and idioms must feel like for a “hard core” C developer when entering more abstract and/or functional and/or dynamically bound settings. It is also interesting how many - most? - people living daily in this more “modern” (I should use the word Indirect) world of tools and […]
December 10, 2007 at 2:35 am · Filed under .NET, Functional Programming
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I earlier wrote about some ideas I had to combine the encapsulation of abstract data types with the swift case analysis plus decomposition of algebraic types. Why not have both worlds?
Ok, when looking more into F# - after a few years of trying to stay away from it - I realize that it does have […]
December 10, 2007 at 1:05 am · Filed under Functional Programming, Tools Reviews, Ruby
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There are some new hot web server frameworks: Ruby on Rails (Ruby), Yaws+ErlyWeb (Erlang) and HAppS (Haskell.)
These new frameworks are supposed to facilitate fast development. But, how fast - and scalable - are the applications built in and for these frameworks?
The goal of this post is to get a preliminary answer to this question. NOTE: […]