External DSLs made easy with Scala Parser Combinators
A programmer's blog - will deal with everything that relates to a programmer. Occasionally, it will contain some humour, some politics and some sport news. External DSLs are hard since implementing them involves reinventing most of the mechanisms found in a general purpose language. Designing internal DSLs are equally hard, more so in a statically typed language. Dynamically typed languages like R
Maybe Scala
A programmer's blog - will deal with everything that relates to a programmer. Occasionally, it will contain some humour, some politics and some sport news. Working with languages that grow organically with your programs is real fun. You can simply visualize the whole program as a living organism evolving dynamically in front of you. Just fire up your REPL and see for yourself how the malleable syn
Erlang String Lambdas
A programmer's blog - will deal with everything that relates to a programmer. Occasionally, it will contain some humour, some politics and some sport news. Over the last couple of months I have been using Oliver Steele's Functional Javascript a lot. The string lambdas provide enough syntactic sugars to reduce a lot of accidental complexities from your codebase. Reginald Braithwaite recently gave u
Domain Driven Design - Inject Repositories, not DAOs in Domain Entities
Domain Driven Design - Inject Repositories, not DAOs in Domain Entities There are some discussions in Spring forum, of late, regarding injection of repositories in the domain objects. And in the context of the data access layer, there appears to be some confusion regarding the difference between DAOs and repositories. A data access object(DAO) is the contract between the relational database and th
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Erlang VM : now hosting multiple languages
Asynchronous, Functional and automatically Concurrent
Erlang as middleware
What else you need to consider for designing well-behaved Erlang APIs
Playing around with parallel maps in Scala
Scala can make your Java Objects look smarter
The Yegge Effect
Productivity, Team Size and the Blub Paradox
Refactoring - Only for Boilerplates ?
Got Closures ? Have OO
Code-as-Data, Encapsulation and the Lisp Dogma