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by UK-AL 7y ago
I don't think most companies would take much notice of functional programming experience. So it cannot be resume driven. If you resume driven, you go with react, or containers or something.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Commit titles should be short. Commit messages are often small essays. Especially in the Linux kernel
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Fighting over a ticket isn't an agile issue. In fact this the opposite of agile. The developer at standup/meeting/story kickoff should of explained the situation and asked to work on the ticket himself or pair on it. Problem
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Your starting to build your own validation library inside that validation context. Inside I presume it must be creating some kind of error object to a list. Next problem, rename a field on the object using a refactoring tool. You now have t
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by UK-AL 7y ago
The problem is when you want validation errors which contains the field name, and a descriptive error message. Oh you want them localised as well? You then want each field to be validated individually. So you get an error for each field whi
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by UK-AL 7y ago
I find doing things like having types that flow through different stages -> UnvalidatedEmail, ValidatedEmail, VerifiedEmail is a lot better in f#. In c# you need to create a lot of value object classes for that. Or have some kind of prop
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Domain modelling made functional is fantastic book(What this article is inspired by). Taught me a lot about encoding business logic using functional programming techniques. Functional programming is basically my goto when there is complicat
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by UK-AL 7y ago
I don't think any static type advocate would say that no dynamic checks should be done. Not all can be. You need a mix. Most dynamic types then go on to say why bother at all with static. That's where we disagree. It's dynami
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Most actions on events don't generate others events. They tend to be things like email customer.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
You certainly can drive activities from events in event sourcing applications. Having built many like this. You don't have to, but you can. Just make sure services that perform actions based on events, and the services that rebuild cur
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by UK-AL 7y ago
That code includes a proof of correctness. A stronger form of verification than tests.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Most modern code bases I've seen only use interfaces now. Only in the odd exception do they use inheritance.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
I think we're just figuring out different problems are solved using different paradigms. I find complex business logic tends to be best modelled using algebraic data types and functional programming.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
If anyone is slightly interested in a different approach. https://github.com/vqd8a/iNFAnt2 . I think its designed around executing incredibly large regex sets
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by UK-AL 7y ago
The idea being when wr farm, it becomes a very populus species.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
Some of these code examples are not great. Using inheritance when it's really not needed.
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by UK-AL 7y ago
This is just the next version .net core
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by UK-AL 7y ago
I don't think they are runtime checks
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by UK-AL 8y ago
The interpreter would then be a standard program?
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by UK-AL 9y ago
MicroORMS are a good trade off, they do the tedious mapping between results and tables but you write the sql.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Nearly everyone is getting off tfs, and using GIT. So its a non issue.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Fedora - Stable but still up to date. I used to use arch, but you have to be selective and careful with updates otherwise you find you can't boot into x. Takes time to go and fix.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Except real currency has no real good backing it either.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
I've heard there are a lot less senior ic roles, than are managing senior roles. They're much more competitive to get into.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Exactly, it's not negative personality traits that makes developers less influential. It's their role.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
"untrained/low social sensitivity/ESL/fragile egos/tend" I don't think that's dev's problem. I think it's more like how society likes to treat devs. I'm telling you now, fund managers a
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Normally delegation is the answer...
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by UK-AL 9y ago
This is odd because quality of life is usually ranked pretty high in Birmingham.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Those numbers dont really work in the uk.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
The difficulty with the bike thing, is that the closer you are to cities the more housing costs. The housing expense often costs more than owning a cheap car.

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