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   by dmux 6y ago

   Oddly enough, three of my favorites are all written by Davids. 1. "Object Thinking" by David West ( http://davewest.us/product/object-thinking/ ) 2. "Introduction to Computing" by David Evans (fr
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   by dmux 6y ago

   I believe Wicket is somewhat similar (and still actively developed). https://wicket.apache.org/
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   by dmux 6y ago

   Do you think you'll setup a way to cross reference tickers between the two? E.g. what stocks are most traded by Congress but not the House, which are traded most frequently by both, etc.
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   by dmux 6y ago

   This article appears to have been last updated in 2015, but written in the late 90's (see comments on page). Wayback Machine also confirms this: https://web.archive.org/web/2020*/http://philip.greens
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   by dmux 6y ago

   First class in all but its REPL.
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   by dmux 6y ago

   >...those conversations are fuzzy and nuanced, and hard to have without real code examples. This rings true to me. I've dabbled in several languages but started out with Java and for the longest time its style of OOP was how I appro
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   by dmux 6y ago

   It definitely has. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll be checking it out!
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   by dmux 6y ago

   Also tangential: I'm not sure about the real-life software itself, but IIRC, the example app in Eric Evan's Domain Driven Design is a shipping logistics app!
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   by dmux 6y ago

   I believe that's why some platforms have started using "Direct Message" (i.e. "DM me") instead of the older Private Message terminology.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Before I brought my Macbook Air in for repairs, I did have some success with the Unshakey application [1]. Sadly, about 8 months after getting that fixed my entire display went due to the supposed "Flexgate" issue. [1] https:&#x2
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    by dmux 6y ago

    You can even pair that down a little further if you use the built-in HttpServer that's been in the JDK since 1.6.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >Java doesn't even support dependency injection, something that I would consider an absolute minimum for even a small project. For small projects, DI is easy done by passing things via the constructor. If multiple things need to get
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Our team has had a lot of success with both of these too. The single architectural choice I completely disagree with though is their use of Static methods to hook things together.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    One possibility is that the code is just Java and the end of the day. You could run it independent of Spring processing the annotations.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    You have to walk a fine line with Akka IMHO. Having inherited and supported an Akka Cluster for 4+ years, I'd strongly recommend that you evaluate whether you really need an Actor based system or if a plain-old set of services talking
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    by dmux 6y ago

    PouchDB can be used to solve some of those backing-up and synchronization issues. https://pouchdb.com/
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >Perhaps I missed something, but most of my friends have been on the lookout and I have had a number of games referred to me; none of them came close to Balance of Power in algorithmic sophistication. Isn't this just the "worse
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >...I've often seen it used to add complexity where none is necessary. This reminded me of a great blurb about Niklaus Wirth's approach to languages: >Wirth’s philosophy of programming languages is that a complex language is
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Instead of giving the interface an explicit name, I think you could instead use something like this: function getEmails(group: Array<{email: string}>) { return group.map((p) => p.email) } which leaves the funct
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I've never tried it, no. Just something I've read about in the past and it seems like something that could be easily done with Tcl and its "safe" interpreter mechanism.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I wonder if we'll ever see a middle ground take over where apps are developed in that 90's GUI builder style but instead of purely desktop applications, they're more akin to tiny internet applications like this idea from Rebo
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >kinda like a Smalltalk This may be of interest if you find the idea of a live Tcl environment interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22852484
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    Introduction to Computing: Explorations in Language, Logic, and Machines(computingbook.org)

    2 points by dmux 6y ago|0 comments
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >What Lisp helps you is grokking actual operations of computing Computing in the theoretical sense, right? I've always heard the opposite of this claim: Lisp abstracts away how computation is done on actual hardware. Isn't that
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I think this issue stems from the lack of focus on components. To me, if a class is inside the component and has no external visibility, there's no need for it to have an interface. On the other hand, if you're exposing functiona
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Is the term "parenthetical" not common in the UK?
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    by dmux 6y ago

    It would be interesting to get a percentage that are "happily" married vs. married (or stay married) for the tax benefits.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I would also highly recommend Greenspun's Software Engineering for Internet Application ("SEIA") [0] and in particular the metadata section of that book [1] wherein he goes over defining an ontology of a system, implementing
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    by dmux 6y ago

    For those who are web-devs, I'd highly recommend you take a look at Wapp - A Web-Application Framework for TCL [0] by D. Richard Hipp (of SQLite fame). It's simple enough to start with and the source code is a great intro to TCL.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I agree so long as you're talking about the new 2020 model wherein they moved towards the magic keyboard.