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- By Richard Wild
- Posted 05 Dec 2017
On Tail Call Optimisation
If you are interested in functional programming as many of our craftspeople are, you will have heard talk about tail recursion. Tail recursion refers to a recursive function call that has been made from tail position. When a function call is in tail position it...
- By Carlos Morera de la Chica
- Posted 30 Nov 2017
Applicative Functors and data validation
I am currently reading Haskell Programming from first principles, also known as the Haskell book, as part of my journey to learn functional programming. The book has helped me to acquire many new intuitions and I will share two of them, Functors and Applicative Functors....
- By Dan Cohen
- Posted 26 Nov 2017
Setting up IntelliJ for Rust
This post is a part of the upcoming codurance series on different ways of setting up your Rust development environment. This time it's IntelliJ. Why IntelliJ? There are lots of good options for Rust development. The classics are perhaps CLion and vim/emacs. IntelliJ has one...
- By Cyryl Płotnicki
- Posted 26 Nov 2017
Setting up Rust development environment using VSCode on a Mac
This post is a part of the upcoming series on different ways of setting up your Rust development environment. It's time for VSCode. Completion and highlighting While on Linux VSCode with the Rust plugin seems to work more or less out of the box, on...
- By Sergio Rodrigo Royo
- Posted 24 Nov 2017
Falling into Machine Learning
Recently, I rediscovered my passion for Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, which I used to hate during my degree in Computer Sciences. Lately, I’ve been focused on Software Design, Automated Testing, Microservices, and Functional Programming. I also love learning new programming languages, so I’ve been wondering...
- By Alessandro Di Gioia
- Posted 23 Nov 2017
Functional Programming and Reactive Architecture Part 2
Reactive systems As engineers we want to build systems that are valuable for the consumers; a reactive system strives to provide a correct answer in a timely manner to its users whether they are humans or other systems. For this reason a fundamental quality of...
- By Richard Wild
- Posted 23 Nov 2017
Java Optionals For More Expressive Code
Any of us who has programmed in a language that permits null references will have experienced what happens when you try to dereference one. Whether it results in a segfault or a NullPointerException, it’s always a bug. Tony Hoare described it as his billion-dollar mistake....
- By Matthew Butt
- Posted 23 Nov 2017
Delegates as Type Aliases
In this post I will walk through how to refactor a Factory, moving from a sequence of ifs to a dictionary implementation, and using delegates as a type alias for my object creation methods. Here is a naive implementation of the Factory. You can see...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 17 Nov 2017
Software Design Bias
This week we had a software design night at Codurance. We spent almost three hours talking about many interesting things but there were a few things that really stuck with me: We all have software design bias. Project after project, we build our software design...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 17 Nov 2017
Fractured Skill: Compartmentalising Software Development
An assembly line is where the machine or a process directs the person to perform a well-defined task. Here, the person is little more than a piece of the machinery to churn out the same product over and over again. There is no room for...
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