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Handling asynchronous data in TypeScript
When making web applications most times you fetch stuff from some remote location, and usually with XHR. These operations are asynchronous and can fail for a myriad of reasons. Handling them well is important to make sure the users of your applications have a good time.
When making web applications most times you fetch stuff from some remote location, and usually with XHR. These operations are asynchronous and can fail for a myriad of reasons. Handling them well is important to make sure the users of your applications have a good time.
Functional TypeScript With fp-ts
I have a confession to make. I actually enjoy JavaScript.
I have a confession to make. I actually enjoy JavaScript.
Types Without Borders Isn't Enough
Today we are excited to reveal the second article from our guest writer Dillon Kearns, known for projects such as elm-graphql, elm-typescript-interop, and the Elm Radio podcast! If you didn't catch the one from yesterday, be sure to check it out as well! We hope you enjoy!
Today we are excited to reveal the second article from our guest writer Dillon Kearns, known for projects such as elm-graphql, elm-typescript-interop, and the Elm Radio podcast! If you didn't catch the one from yesterday, be sure to check it out as well! We hope you enjoy!
Combinators - Inverting Top-Down Transforms
Today and tomorrow we are excited to have a guest writer sharing some of his thoughts on the topic of functional programming: Dillon Kearns, known for projects such as elm-graphql, elm-typescript-interop, and the Elm Radio podcast! We hope you enjoy!
Today and tomorrow we are excited to have a guest writer sharing some of his thoughts on the topic of functional programming: Dillon Kearns, known for projects such as elm-graphql, elm-typescript-interop, and the Elm Radio podcast! We hope you enjoy!
Dependent types and Idris
Functors - Redux
Last year I wrote an article explaining functors in simple terms and show why they are useful. It has well received, but some felt it was lacking in details which is true and by design. There is more to be said and some crucial details that I glossed over so I will try to address some of them now. Let’s get nerdy!
Last year I wrote an article explaining functors in simple terms and show why they are useful. It has well received, but some felt it was lacking in details which is true and by design. There is more to be said and some crucial details that I glossed over so I will try to address some of them now. Let’s get nerdy!
Overcoming the FP hurdle
In my experience Functional Programming (FP) can be something that is hard to get your head around. This is particularly true if you're very set in your ways from working in another paradigm. In this short read I hope to explain my journey up the FP mountain, as well as detailing some of my obstacles along the way. While the main goal of the writing is to re-inspire people with disappointing prior experiences, I also hope it will create a spark of curiosity for first timers.
In my experience Functional Programming (FP) can be something that is hard to get your head around. This is particularly true if you're very set in your ways from working in another paradigm. In this short read I hope to explain my journey up the FP mountain, as well as detailing some of my obstacles along the way. While the main goal of the writing is to re-inspire people with disappointing prior experiences, I also hope it will create a spark of curiosity for first timers.
Fable Remoting
Functional ... C#?
The case for Elixir
Today I want to give you an introduction to the programming language Elixir, some of its features and why you might want to check it out!
Today I want to give you an introduction to the programming language Elixir, some of its features and why you might want to check it out!
Video spotlight: Elm Classics
Characteristics of the Perfect Programming Language
This is an opinionated post. Consider yourself warned. You will probably disagree with at least some of it, and that is completely fine. The important part is the thought process – don’t just read through it and agree or disagree, think about what you agree or disagree with and why. Becoming aware of these things is valuable: once you become aware of why you dislike something, you can start doing something about it.
This is an opinionated post. Consider yourself warned. You will probably disagree with at least some of it, and that is completely fine. The important part is the thought process – don’t just read through it and agree or disagree, think about what you agree or disagree with and why. Becoming aware of these things is valuable: once you become aware of why you dislike something, you can start doing something about it.
What is Functional Programming?
Welcome to another year of the functional programming advent calendar! Every day until December 24th you will get an article, video or other functional programming related content that hopefully will make the waiting feel a bit shorter! 😄
Welcome to another year of the functional programming advent calendar! Every day until December 24th you will get an article, video or other functional programming related content that hopefully will make the waiting feel a bit shorter! 😄