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pdamoc
8y ago
You might be interested in STEPS Toward the Reinvention of Programming [1]. Rather than "layout complete" I would be interested in a select set of well thought approaches to layout. Something like flexbox+grid might be the best. F
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pdamoc
8y ago
"Thriving Systems Theory and Metaphor-Driven Modeling" (see https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781849963015 ) is a book that attempts to bring the ideas from the Nature of Order in the world of software.
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pdamoc
8y ago
Out of curiosity, I've downloaded the Mithril implementation of Conduit from https://realworld-mithril.netlify.com/ I have minified and gzipped `main.js` and it end up around 26k.
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pdamoc
8y ago
> Perhaps this is more of an issue of expecting Elm to be more like Haskell than it is. Some people have a hard time in Elm because they expect Elm to behave like a language that they are already familiar with. The most frequent impedan
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pdamoc
8y ago
You have two ways of approaching this: 1. You consider that men and women have identical interests and you strive towards equal representation in your workforce because there is equal representation in society. 2. You consider that men and
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pdamoc
10y ago
> Show me the math. Imagine a game you play with someone where you have 40 units and you need to divide it between the two of you. The other person has the choice of accepting the deal or refusing the deal. If they refuse, both of you ge
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pdamoc
10y ago
> I can't just go and easily chuck an impure calendar control in my code. Actually, you can... as long as you properly isolate the control. Here is a prof of concept that does just that: https://github.com/fredcy
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pdamoc
10y ago
Elm compiler knows more about the code than Closure compiler. It can safely remove more and do a bunch of other optimizations facilitated by the types. There was a DCE branch at one point but it never got finished.
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pdamoc
10y ago
There are experiments with using Elm on the server via Node. Since you mentioned NoRedInk, they had a sample project that bundled several available technologies: https://github.com/NoRedInk/take-home It is worth noting
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pdamoc
10y ago
They are close enough that people have produced tools like elm-servant that generates Elm code from Servant code. https://github.com/mattjbray/servant-elm
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pdamoc
10y ago
I tried to look through the commits of that project but could not find something that captures this. Maybe it happened between commits. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong. Maybe my mind exaggerated the memory. It happened last year while I
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pdamoc
10y ago
> I have found the whole Elm experience quite mindblowing; if it compiles, then it just seems to work. My mindblowing experience was facilitated by referential transparency where I had a page of code that became half a page after extract
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pdamoc
11y ago
Both the Junior Engineer and the Senior Front-end Engineer are jobs with Elm.