childintime

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   by childintime 12y ago

   The basic point Graham is making: the US (still) have a dominant position in software, and the only way to keep that position is to open the doors for those that strengthen that position. Grahams piece is a wakeup call: the US may fall! T
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   by childintime 12y ago

   It's ease of use. Elm first and foremost teaches programming. That happens to be in an exclusively FRP style, yet it ignores the usual evangelism. It is a practical language with automatic type inference and a simplified syntax. But el
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   by childintime 12y ago

   Whoa! Noone mentions elm (elm-lang.org)?! There is much brewing in language land. Rust brings a set of ideas that other languages will borrow (pun intended). But.. Elm restarts programming, treating events as lists, and this is how programm