wa1987

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by wa1987 7y ago
> However, how should I express I/O? First thing that comes to mind is category theory, especially monads. Haskell's I/O monad for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monad_(functional_programming).
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by wa1987 7y ago
This article reminds me of something I'm wondering about for too long now. What is the meaning of the below terms (possibly in various contexts). - abstraction - indirection - encapsulation - information hiding How do these relate to a
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by wa1987 7y ago
Exactly, having conditionals being spread throughout the program is a great way to increase complexity. Rules engines, statecharts and other forms of (declarative) behaviour modelling solve real problems.
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by wa1987 7y ago
I tend to avoid the word "building" in the context of describing what I do. After all, the compiler does the building :-) "I design and develop software" is what I usually say. Would be nice if there was a word that capt
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by wa1987 7y ago
Off-topic: the visual aesthetic of this blog really has its own unique charm. It's truly something else and nonetheless seems to do the trick pretty well.
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by wa1987 7y ago
Never seen the term 'plectics' before. Definitely seems like a source of inspiration for Rich Hickey's famous talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI8tNMsozo0
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by wa1987 7y ago
Something's up with the retrieval of images. Getting errors (402 status code) from Firebase storage / Google. — EDIT: seems to be fixed! Fun project though! What are your plans with it? Like to hear about your ideas. Some – unsoli
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by wa1987 7y ago
> It's time for me to learn the fundamentals, so I can then learn libraries like React. There are more effective ways to learn. Instead of learning "bottom-up", start with your end-goal, e.g. creating apps with React. This
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by wa1987 8y ago
Constrained line lengths increase readability: https://practicaltypography.com/line-length.html
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by wa1987 8y ago
Good talk on this subject: Hammock Driven Development https://youtu.be/f84n5oFoZBc
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by wa1987 8y ago
You might find this article interesting: https://refactoringui.com/previews/building-your-color-palet...
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by wa1987 8y ago
People who worked through HtDP: what are your impressions?
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by wa1987 8y ago
What is your goal exactly?
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by wa1987 8y ago
If "what" represents the problem and "how" describes a solution, then "why" is about convincing people that the problem is worth caring about. Which can be considered quite fundamental, since people don't
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by wa1987 8y ago
That’s without JSX. Transpilation is required in order to make use of JSX.
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by wa1987 8y ago
With a specific subdomain, that is.
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by wa1987 8y ago
In what ways does the Elm architecture differ from MVC?