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by oweiler 9y ago
With `Arrow`, a Kotlin FP library you can do that "foo" pipe capitalize pipe toUpperCase pipe reverse
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by oweiler 9y ago
In Kotlin the compiler is doing the TCO similar to Scala.
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by oweiler 9y ago
For containers I'd suggest using Debian slim.
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by oweiler 9y ago
Doesn't history become a mess with Monorepos?
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by oweiler 9y ago
That was one of the reasons I've switched to Gradle. By default it uses the latest version, and you can even define the strategy for resolving dependencies.
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by oweiler 9y ago
That's why for internal projects we switched to using the build number for versioning. Developers rarely get SemVer right, or outright don't care about it. We've also seen patch versions breaking clients because of some trans
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by oweiler 9y ago
Except Dart is a worse language than Kotlin.
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by oweiler 9y ago
While I applaud the effort and extensive documentation I'd never use something like this in production. For example have a look at the definition of `sfor` sfor 'i=1' '[ "$i" -le 10 ]' 'i=$((i+1
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by oweiler 9y ago
Shell is so much not functional. Most shells don't even have proper functions. And while pipes resemble function composition to some extent, you have side-effects and mutations everywhere.
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by oweiler 9y ago
No. They will probably struggle enough with programming alone. There's nothing more frustration then not being able to finish your assignment because you've messed up your repository.
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by oweiler 9y ago
And in most programs, lists ARE small quite often.
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by oweiler 9y ago
Embedding is basically syntactic sugar for delegation.
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by oweiler 9y ago
Dart has strong mode.
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by oweiler 9y ago
I disagree, static typing shouldn't be optional.
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by oweiler 9y ago
There are quite a few things in Kotlin which are not possible in Java * Top level declarations * Sealed classes * Coroutines (in Java this is currenty only possible with Bytecode manipulation) * Inlined Functions and Reified Generics * Cova
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by oweiler 9y ago
Kotlin covers all those features - much simpler than Scala while still being much more expressive than Java - clean syntax, with a higher consistency than e.g. Java - Generics, Higher Order Functions, Multiline-Strings, Destructuring, ADTs,
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by oweiler 9y ago
For anyone who loved X-Men as a kid should have a look at: Avengers: Earth Mightiest Heroes. Pretty similar with regards to story telling and much more mature than most MCU movies.
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by oweiler 9y ago
No it's not. User-level threads are currently not supported in Java.
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by oweiler 9y ago
I've started my programming career in Cobol and it was nearly the reason I've quit.
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by oweiler 9y ago
As always it depends. There are projects where integration is the hard part and others where the business logic is impossible to get right without unit tests. Unit tests also have the added benefit that they tell you exactly the reason they
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by oweiler 9y ago
For Service Discovery, why should I use Consul over Eureka?
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by oweiler 9y ago
Docker for Windows is pretty much unusable at the moment.
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by oweiler 9y ago
https://developers.google.com/edu/python/
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by oweiler 9y ago
There's also a very nice Python intro from the same author.
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by oweiler 9y ago
Flutter itself seems nice but I can't stand Dart. It's an okay language but isn't expressive enough for a modern language.
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by oweiler 9y ago
It looks decent but I would never pay such a high price for an alarm clock.
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by oweiler 9y ago
But you need a group of highly skilled team players. Which is a hard problem.
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by oweiler 9y ago
As long as you program in Java DI is the best option you have if you want your code to be unit-testable.
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by oweiler 9y ago
I always assumed the compiler would remove the comments?
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molten-json 0.1.0 released(github.com)
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