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Intro Erlang releases are a bit like magnets. Everyone who thinks about them shares the same thought: f**king releases, how do they work? Fortunately, since the years of Emakefiles, reltool and systools, the Erlang community has stood up and improved its tooling continuously. Rebar has been improving non-stop and keeps getting better for many functions. The newest generation, Rebar3, tries to prov
We are going to explore Clojure by creating a fun project together. In particular, we will create a twitter bot that creates its text based on a mashup of Edward Lear’s poetry, and a goodly selection of functional programming text taken from Wikipedia. Why Edward Lear and Functional Programming? First, because I really enjoy his poetry. I fondly remember reading his poetry to my children. Some of
Nim is a young and exciting imperative programming language that is nearing its 1.0 release. My main motivation for using Nim is its performance / productivity ratio and the joy of programming in Nim. In this guide I’m going to show you how I start a Nim project. For this purpose we will write a small interpreter for the brainfuck language. While Nim is a practical language with many interesting f
My name is Chris. I teach Haskell to people that are new to programming and as well as long-time coders. Haskell is a general purpose programming language that is most useful to mere mortals. I’m going to show you how to write a package in Haskell and interact with the code inside of it. Installing tools for writing Haskell codeWe’re going to use Stack to manage our project dependencies, compiler,
Go is a lovely little programming language designed by smart people you can trust and continuously improved by a large and growing open-source community. Go is meant to be simple, but sometimes the conventions can be a little hard to grasp. I’d like to show you how I start all of my Go projects, and how to use Go’s idioms. Let’s build a backend service for a web app. Setting up your environmentA n
José Valim is the creator of Elixir. He is also co-founder of Plataformatec, a consultancy based in Brazil, a book author, and an active conference speaker. Jeremy is a full stack engineer, currently working on a company specializing in cross-platform real-time coordination and communication. He is a programming language and paradigm polyglot, with professional experience ranging from distributed
Portal Portal is a game that consists of a series of puzzles that must be solved by teleporting the player’s character and simple objects from one place to another. In order to teleport, the player uses the Portal gun to shoot doors onto flat planes, like a floor or a wall. Entering one of those doors teleports you to the other: In this guide we will use the Elixir programming language to build po
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