The language of programming
I remember learning my first programming language. As a part of the required informatics class in the second grade, we had to study some dialect of BASIC. Slouched at our desks under dim fluorescent lights, we were throwing impatient glances at whirring IBM PCs placed along the walls of a stuffy classroom. The year was 1997, Russia. None of us had a computer at home. On a chalk-smeared blackboard,
Elixir - Erlang didn't change, the world did
I gave a presentation last week for the Elixir Finland meetup group where we talked about why Elixir is Different. You can view the slides here: Slides: Why Elixir Is Different: Slides BTW: Tate.me is a collaborative slide share and annotations tool that I developed and am current porting to Elixir/Phoenix. Read about it here: Tate.me: Collaborative annotations Many well intentioned developers int
Clojure vs Ruby, Part I
2008-12-13 I’m a performance guy, I’ll admit it. I love performance tuning and comparing code to see why one thing is slower than another. I’ve recently taken a shine to the Clojure programming language as it seems to combine two good things: an incredibly fast and reliable VM and a functional language designed for concurrency. Here’s my first performance test: the ever-reliable fibonacci method.
concurrent-ruby/README.md at master · ruby-concurrency/concurrent-ruby
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flat-map
This page describes an operation in the collection pipeline pattern. For more context read: Collection Pipeline Article: An article explaining the collection pipeline pattern Operation Catalog: The list of selected operations that I have these pages for. Map a function over a collection and flatten the result by one-level It's common to want to map a function on an input list that returns multiple
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zoxide: tips and tricks 1 minute read zoxide is a smart and fast alternative to cd that learns your directory usage patterns and allows you to jump to directories quickly. It’s one of my favorite... How to Fish: Moving Between Recent Directories 1 minute read I love Fish, because it makes a lot of common everyday tasks easier and more convenient. One such task is moving (switching) between folders
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Clojure's interpose in Ruby
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