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How the Slack Blog’s Content Strategy Works
(wondershuttle.com)
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Getting Started with Dafny: A Guide
(rise4fun.com)
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Theorems for Free (1989) [pdf]
(ecee.colorado.edu)
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Solving Knights and Knaves with Alloy
(hillelwayne.com)
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Why is music production software UI so skeuomorphic?
(ux.stackexchange.com)
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Meaningful Motion with Action-Driven Animation
(tobiasahlin.com)
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Using Formal Methods at Work
(hillelwayne.com)
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Denotational Semantics
(allisons.org)
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Objects don't solve this. Untyped programming is more flexible, but are able to express less things about the domain explicitly than typed languages (not Java/C#, but rather OCaml/Haskell etc.). > if a static analysis tool
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Passing a string where you expect a number is not the only kind of type errors modern type systems are about. They can catch a particular class of domain-level bugs, and more importantly, it acts as a pair programmer who tells us about all
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Tailwind CSS v1.0
(tailwindcss.com)
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OCaml, the Ultimate Refactoring Tool
(blog.janestreet.com)
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Domain-Specific Languages Syllabus
(github.com)
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Code Caching for JavaScript Developers
(v8.dev)
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The Passionate Bertrand Russell
(philosophynow.org)
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I want to link to Revery - a native, cross-platform GUI library written in Reason/OCaml. It brings React's view=function(state) model to native applications, along with CSS box model and Flexbox. It has the developer ergonomics of
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When his great Italian friend Michele Besso died, Einstein wrote a moving letter to Michele’s sister: ‘Michele has left this strange world a little before me. This means nothing. People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinc
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Agree that it comes down to CSS (Box Model + Flex + Grid) vs Cassowary. I've never used it myself, so thanks for chiming in. My understanding of it mostly comes from this thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=131
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On the reverse, let designers refuse to work with developers who have never observed users using their product (user research in formal terms), or don't understand color theory, or haven't designed a landing page that converts wel
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When someone says HTML & CSS is terrible I ask them to design something better that lets you represent user interfaces that can adapt across multiple screen sizes, and allow complex layouts that Flexbox and CSS Grid makes possible. It i
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Restaurant Management Books All Restaurateurs Should Read
(pos.toasttab.com)
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Different ways to build a $100M business (2014)
(christophjanz.blogspot.com)
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The types in Java/C# etc. are what I'd term as object-oriented type systems. They conflate the notion of class and type; while in Typed Functional languages, they just type data, and also gives you Sum Types and Exhaustive Pattern
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"Become a spiritual attempt at the dbase/foxpro family of database-oriented languages, in the sense manipulate data(bases) is natural and integrated" This is a personal dream for me as well. The commenters in this thread (@ga
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SAP’s revolutionary journey and history of User interface / GUI
(sapignite.com)
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Productivity for Precious Snowflakes
(ribbonfarm.com)
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My Life as a GUI Builder Builder (2005)
(removingalldoubt.com)
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Component Based Design System with Styled-System
(varun.ca)
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How Functional Is Ruby?
(protoship.io)
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That's really useful to know Chris, thanks!
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