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This reminds me a bit of some of the ideas that Eric Normand presents in his book, Grokking Simplicity. Which I'd highly recommend. It's aimed at a less experi
by mumblemumble 6y ago
This reminds me a bit of some of the ideas that Eric Normand presents in his book, Grokking Simplicity.
Which I'd highly recommend. It's aimed at a less experienced audience, so, as someone who's mid-career, I admit I did skim some sections. But, all-in-all, I enjoyed reading his take on how things should be done.
- viebel 6y agoI know that there some common topics with Eric's books. Do you think Eric focuses as much as I do about data?
- mumblemumble 6y agoNo, he's much more focused on what he calls actions and calculations. Perhaps overly so. I'd have liked a bit more focus on data. That could be a by-product of his Clojurist roots. Data-oriented programming is so integral to Clojure's culture that I'm not sure Clojurists even realize they're doing it half the time.
- viebel 6y ago> Data-oriented programming is so integral to Clojure's culture that I'm not sure Clojurists even realize they're doing it half the time. I totally agree with you. I am a Clojurist and my hope is that my DOP book will spread the "light" to non Clojurist.