Functional Programming
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Links for 9-Nov
Distributed Memory —
Authority: 414
Windows Identity Framework ("Geneva") hits RC. Trampoline recursion in C# . Cross-browser XUL and SVG library . CComPtr type safety issue . F#: Updated language spec . Equality and comparison constraints ( Motivation ). Reactive framework (part 2) . Multiple outputs from T4 made easy .1 day ago -
Side Effects
Sadek Drobi's Blog —
Authority: 98
Most of my Erlang programming is side effect free. I think I probably write very unusual Erlang programs that look a lot like Haskell ones. Now and then, I do write side effecting code. For example, when I use the random number generation libraries that comes with Erlang, it has a side effecting interface. It’s very ...4 days ago -
Create Two Functional Pages
Get a Freelance Job —
Authority: 180
I am looking for a programmer who can create specific content on two pages of a website. The content will be a collection of tables that are programmed to display data as specified in the attached layouts and Descriptions. All data for tables will be provided. Programmer must integrate into existing Joomla site. ...4 days ago -
Links for 3-Nov
Distributed Memory —
Authority: 414
Vista presentation mode tips and enabling applications . Attaching a debugger on process start . Simplicity is complicated . F# immutable queue and range . Validating JavaScript syntax with a .net wrapper. Underscore -- a functional programming utility library for JavaScript1 week ago -
Chipping the web: October 30th
Chip's Quips —
Authority: 114
Amazon PayPhrase offers alternative payment service login "Joe sent me." Tags: geeksaresexy amazon payphrase payment Developer Codpieces I need to get one of these. Tags: leonbambrick humor developer Underscore.js Functional list manipulation for JavaScript. Thanks, Reg . Tags: ...1 week ago -
Dot Net Programming: New Lease of Life with the Current Demand
Your Online Security Authority Blog —
Authority: 509
If you’re a keen .NET programmer, you are probably aware of what the above title says. Since the birth of multi-core computing, there has been a requirement for parallel-programming architecture. Now, the multi-core computing has developed into the prevailing paradigm in computer architecture since the invention of ...2 weeks ago -
Links for 26-Oct
Distributed Memory —
Authority: 414
PoSh -- Official cmdlet and help designer Erlang used at Yahoo ! T4 template WCF client . Hiding concurrency in synchronous methods . F#: Tutorial slides and code . October CTP release notes . Composing First-class Events . Reactive Framework (introduction) , with F# . Dynamic look-up (duck ...2 weeks ago -
How to use MongoDB from PowerShell and F#
Lab49 Blog —
Authority: 142
Dwight Merriman, founder of 10gen, presented today, at Lab49 where I work, about his new database platform: Mongo (from "humongous") is a high-performance, open source, schema-free document-oriented database. MongoDB is written in C++ and offers the following features: Collection oriented storage: easy ...2 weeks ago -
Speaking Engagements in Paris in October/November 2009
Robert Pickering's Strange Blog —
Authority: 396
I’ll be doing a talk about functional programming in F# at Zenika , this Thursday, 29th October at 19h, as part of their community program. The talk will cover what functional programming is and how a language like F# is adapted to functional programming. I’ll also be doing a talk at Epita with Laurent Le ...2 weeks ago -
Functional Programming eXchange - 7th December 2009
Robert Pickering's Strange Blog —
Authority: 396
I’m very happy to announce the “Functional Programming eXchange” which will take place in London at Skills Mater head quarters on the 7th December. I’ve been involved in organizing a program which will cover F#, Erlang, Scala and Haskell. The program has been designed to interested both people actively ...2 weeks ago -
Concurrency Patterns: Java, Scala, and Clojure
Programming and politics —
Authority: 412
Today I was at The Strange Loop conference. The first talk I attended was by Dean Wampler on functional programming in Ruby. Dean brought up the Actor concurrency model and how it could be done in Ruby. Of course I am quite familiar with this model in Scala, though it is copied from Erlang (which copied it from some ...2 weeks ago -
Wave: What I miss in F# when developing with Scala and what I misss in Scala when developing with F#
Sadek Drobi's Blog —
Authority: 98
var wave = new WavePanel(https://wave.google.com/wave/); wave.setUIConfig(white, black, Arial, 13px); wave.loadWave(googlewave.com!w+NhqIkITQA); wave.init(document.getElementById(wave));3 weeks ago -
Is Functional Abstraction Too Clever?
Solutionizing .NET —
Authority: 91
I received a rather interesting comment on a recent Stack Overflow answer: This code seems too clever by half. Is it art? – PeterAllenWebb The code in question was a functional solution to an algorithm described approximately as follows: Draw n −1 numbers at random, in the range 1 to m −1. Add 0 and ...3 weeks ago -
Don Syme’s F# deck from JAOO
Lab49 Blog —
Authority: 142
Don Syme, creator of F#, posts his F# tutorial he presented at JAOO 2009 . Over 100 crunchy slides. Some highlights of the code are: Foundational material on F# async programming, and samples including: Fetching web pages in parallel The Bing translator sample using async programming A Graphical, asynchronous ...4 weeks ago -
Practical LINQ #4: Finding a descendant in a tree
Functional Fun —
Authority: 106
Trees are everywhere. I don’t mean the green, woody variety. I mean the peculiar ones invented by programmers that have their root somewhere in the clouds and branch downwards. As inevitably as apples fall from trees on the heads of meditating physicists, so coders find themselves writing code to traverse tree ...4 weeks ago -
F# Integrated with Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4
Lab49 Blog —
Authority: 142
.NET 4 core types that F# uses, such as Tuple , Lazy , and BigInteger , are now part of the .NET Framework and can be used across all .NET languages One ground-breaking feature of F# is Units of Measure, which allows you to annotate your floating point code with units, such as meters and seconds providing ...4 weeks ago -
Haskell
Arvind Narayanan's journal —
Authority: 91
I started learning Haskell today. After a couple of hours of learning the syntax, I decided to dive in and write a function to shuffle a list, because linear-time permutation is non-trivial in pure functional languages. (The standard idiom translates to a quadratic algorithm because it is fundamentally destructive.) ...7 weeks ago -
Links for 16-Sep
Distributed Memory —
Authority: 414
F#: Generic constraints ( contrast C# ) series. Pipelined monads . .net: Taming side-effects with IEnumerable.Let() . A WCF unit test context . Threading and synchronization overview. Partial methods vs partial classes . PowerShell: Whats new in 2.0 overview . Select -ExpandProperty . ...7 weeks ago -
Scala Word Clouds
Programming and politics —
Authority: 412
Just before I went to bed last night, I got an interesting tweet from Dave Briccetti . You can see from the link in tweet what the problem was, and if you look at the bottom of the page, you can see the clever solution by Jorge Ortiz. Right after I read the tweet from Dave, I asked my wife how long until the end ...8 weeks ago
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