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Book Review and Interview: Real World OCaml(infoq.com)
3 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 10y ago
All fair points, but we still have the problem of giving our users a URL to our rich web app which can take them into a node inside a nested state hierarchy. And not all applications can be purely server-side. You can't for example bui
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by jasim 10y ago
Routing stateful apps using string URLs is not a solved problem. Which thick-client app gives you a universally shareable string that restores it to a specific predictable state? How is it even possible? It took a confluence of web technolo
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by jasim 10y ago
I haven't worked with Ember's templating syntax, so don't have any thoughts to offer there. I was however bitten by Angular v1's templating, on which my comments were based. SASS and LESS both add language semantics over
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Ten Years of Purely Functional Data Structures (2008)(okasaki.blogspot.com)
2 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 10y ago
That is exactly what I meant, sorry for not being clear. State mutation definitely happen only in code everywhere, and not in templates (if we exclude two-way binding). But by logic I meant all sorts of control structures, which though look
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OCaml for the Skeptical(www2.lib.uchicago.edu)
3 points by jasim 10y ago|1 comments
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by jasim 10y ago
First impressions: looks like Angular's two-way data binding (using custom attributes in the template itself) added to React. This should make it possible to write complex views quite fast - without writing much code, and yet we don&#x
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by jasim 10y ago
All three frameworks are excellent at helping us build ambitious front-end applications; you simply can't go _wrong_ by picking one over the other. If a particular framework's trade-offs don't for any part of the app (perform
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The Life (2005)(daringfireball.net)
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Ensemble Figures Out How to Go from Empires to Kings(insidevoice.com)
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Patterns for Composition (CSS)(oxygencss.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
Agile is used to justify both rigidity as well as chaos. The one hour standups and forced sprint metrics are on one side. The utter lack of planning that is waved away by claiming agility is the other. These are two extremes, and the word s
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The Joy of Hex or Why I'm So Happy When I Program(terse.com)
4 points by jasim 10y ago|1 comments
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Project: A Platform Game (Eloquent JavaScript)(eloquentjavascript.net)
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by jasim 10y ago
For me it was a supremely enjoyable sentence. The article itself is complex, and what it had to say it could've said in simpler words. But brevity need always not be the soul of wit; at least for some, these flourishes, this showmanshi
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What to Make of Finnegans Wake? (2012)(nybooks.com)
52 points by jasim 10y ago|54 comments
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Difference between Minikanren and Prolog(minikanren.org)
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Thorium(austinmeyer.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
A game of Snake, a simple database, a little web server, a small compiler.
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by jasim 10y ago
I for one haven't. Isomorphism as a word is used not just in Maths where it has a precise meaning, but in other subjective contexts as well. At a general enough level, it denotes some kind of structural similarity between two objects,
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Beginnings of PowerPoint – A Personal Technical Story [pdf](archive.computerhistory.org)
1 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 10y ago
These are attributes that everyone can, on honest personal judgement, can mistake to possessing themselves to varying degrees. But it might be a useful list to read through when stuck at a problem that is simply not giving way. Unless we ha
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Limits of Hierarchies(c2.com)
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The trouble with 'readability'(akkartik.name)
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Industry Leaders to Advance Standardization of Netscape's JavaScript (1996)(web.archive.org)
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by jasim 10y ago
I subscribe to this perspective. REST thinks of the web as discrete resources, for which it provides a sufficiently good model. But that model makes it hard to build complex GUIs that deal with a lot of hierarchical data. Such applications
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Declarative programming and magic – Part I(medium.com)
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Few thoughts on Kotlin and why I like it so much(blog.dhananjaynene.com)
1 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 10y ago
There are places which call themselves agile and do shoddy short-term thinking all the time. You might want to embrace some waterfall here - processes over people so that priorities aren't changing by the minute. Story points and rigid

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