An entertaining post on changes that happened to programming over the last 20 years.
 
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I can't help but share this link: ask me anything with SpaceX software team on Reddit. Lots of interesting stuff: e.g. for state management they use Redux model outside the UI layer.
 
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A very practical page of Elm guides: Types as Sets. By using well-tailored types we can protect ourselves from different kinds of invalid states in our programs. So why not just use this approach?

#type #programming #math

Interruptions are frustrating to developers, it's a fact. In this post you'll find some trivial tips on minimizing them, but you'll also find a somewhat beautiful analogy between building a picture of a piece of code in your head and building a card tower, really liked that one.

#focus #programming

Yet another talk by Rich Hickey. He discusses the difference between simple and easy, why simplicity is important and how to spot the lack of it in your tools and systems.

#talk #programming

A short post on history of programming languages, systems' simplicity, and, surprise-surprise, Go.

"Somewhere between Objective-C and Swift you ended up with one framework from the past, one framework from the future, and one tangled mess in the present."

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A short post from our JS neighbors: Angular is too complex, it's harder to use it than not to use it, let's just switch to vanilla JS with a little bit of jQuery.

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A bunch of quotes from respectable programmers from the Coders at Work book.

#book #programming

Outstanding bug! Someone has spotted a ~49.7 days period in the count of used CPU cores. Spoiler: integer overflow. Go read what has actually happenned!

#time #programming #bug

Cowabunga, dogs!
This post is just too good to try to describe it. Most tech content is bullshit. There's bullshit everywhere. Follow the white rabbit to get the rest.

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