Red and Green Callbacks
There are two types of callback, I’ll call them “Red” and “Green”. Red callbacks are evil and interrupt the flow of control in your program. Green callbacks are beautiful and do not interrupt the flow of control in your program. Javascript has red callbacks and Erlang has green callbacks. To explain this I have to back-off and talk about I/O. Concurrent I/O in Erlang How does Erlang do concurrent
Fun with Swift
I don’t know where to start this. It started off as my post turkey festive season relaxation and just gets longer and longer. I thought to myself “I’ll try and make a GUI in Swift using only emacs and the Swift REPL” - I Googled a bit (as one does these days) and found an amazing bit of code in Swift from the command line . “Jens” gave the following code example: #!/usr/bin/swift import WebKit let
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Calling Elixir from Erlang
