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kvalle
7y ago
I guess it's too late now, given that the advent calendar is completed, but for next year: https://functional.christmas/rss.xml
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Merry Functional Christmas
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Functional Data Validation
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Functors – What Are They?
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On Combining Stuff
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Introduce functional languages to your production stack
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Schönfinkelisation and Partial Application
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JSON Decoding in Elm
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Iteration Without For, Foreach or While
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kvalle
7y ago
In Norwegian we use the terms "Christmas calendar" and "Advent calendar" (translated directly) interchangeably. This i probably why some of the calendars (under the https://bekk.christmas umbrella) are using
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The Lens Pattern in TypeScript
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An Overview of the Monad
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Minesweeper in Elm
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The F of FP
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What is Functional Programming? (first of 24 articles on FP this Christmas)
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kvalle
7y ago
It might be that way where you work, but that's definitely not the case here. In fact, I think what you suggest would be an extremely short-sighted "strategy" for a consultancy. Sure, you might get the next contract working t
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kvalle
12y ago
Better link, directly to the video(s): http://2014.javazone.no/videos.html
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kvalle
12y ago
Yes, I'm the author. You'll find my contact info at the frontpage of the blog. Please, send my any feedback :) The language is a simplified variant of Lisp. This is just a toy language, so a lot of things from a real Lisp will be
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kvalle
12y ago
I don't really have a good answer as to how much experience is needed, but I do know I wish I had attempted it earlier. My suggestion: Just try and see how it goes. If you find it too overwhelming, don't worry, you can always revi
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kvalle
12y ago
Thanks!
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kvalle
12y ago
It's definitely a journey! And I agree that trying to figure out how the concepts for yourself is by far the most rewarding. I hope this tutorial can help people realize that it's not difficult to get started, and inspire them to
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kvalle
12y ago
Nice! I've actually just started learning me some Haskell (for great good). Will definitely have a look at that wikibook.
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Simple steps to implementing a programming language
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kvalle
12y ago
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kvalle
13y ago
Came to say the same. A call to flake8 is a very useful step in most of my Git pre-committ hooks.