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A++ [Eric Torreborre's Blog]: 08 December 2013
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A [Eric Torreborre's Blog]. Lots of assertions, some pass, some fail. The revenge of the chunks. This series of posts feels like a whole saga for something which should have a quick an easy way to demonstrate the obvious superiority of functional programming over a simple loop. In the first post. Then the second post. Was about defining proper. Combinators to do the same thing, and particularly how to chunk. The processing in order to get good performances. But not finish with a. Which is in another chunk.
A++ [Eric Torreborre's Blog]: 23 October 2011
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A [Eric Torreborre's Blog]. Lots of assertions, some pass, some fail. Scala collections are awesome. This is just a small post to show how incredibly easy it is to use scala concurrency constructs to speed-up your work. This question occured to me as a new enhancement was requested for specs2. In specs2, the processing of examples was very sequential:. All the examples are executed concurrently. Then they are reported to the console. And I have a function to report the results:. Def naive(n: Int) = (1 to...
A++ [Eric Torreborre's Blog]: 02 March 2014
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A [Eric Torreborre's Blog]. Lots of assertions, some pass, some fail. Streaming with previous and next. Library is very attractive but it might feel unfamiliar because this is not your standard collection library. This short post shows how to produce a stream of elements from another stream so that we get a triplet with: the previous element, the current element, the next element. List( None,1,Some(2) , (Some(1),2,Some(3) , (Some(2),3,None). Def withPreviousAndNext[F , T] = (p: Process[F, T]) = { val pre...
A++ [Eric Torreborre's Blog]: 16 June 2013
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A [Eric Torreborre's Blog]. Lots of assertions, some pass, some fail. A Zipper and Comonad example. There are some software concepts which you hear about and after some time you roughly understand what they are. But you still wonder: where can I use this? Zippers and Comonads are like that. This post will show an example of:. Using the new specs2. Matchers to specify collection properties. The context for this example is simply to specify the behaviour of the following function:. Prop { (list: List[Int],...
A++ [Eric Torreborre's Blog]: Algorithmic panic
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A [Eric Torreborre's Blog]. Lots of assertions, some pass, some fail. Last week I read a blog post about an interview for Google and I thought: "Oh my god, I don't know how to do that, I'm lost, I have no idea, I will never find the solution". Two weeks ago, I've ordered and started reading the excellent book, " The Algorithm Design Manual. It solves real worthy problems. No amount of processing power can be overcome a clever algorithm when there is one. Binary tree HashTable Suffix Tree. In this specifi...
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Speaking my (programming) language?: November 2009
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Speaking my (programming) language? Technical notes about programming hacks I found useful. Dabbling in scripting languages, Linux utilities, Java and programmer productivity. Monday, November 23, 2009. Error detection with pattern matching. Scala's pattern matching is one of the most powerful features in the language. It not only helps write concise and very readable code, but also helps prevent trivial errors. Well, not quite:. Indeed, it will if you use pattern matching:. Found : object Nil. This shou...
Quantum Leap: November 2011
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On Scala, Functional Programming, Distributed Computing, architecture, DDD, DevOps and building resilient large scale distributed financial systems. Sunday, 6 November 2011. This weekend I've been trying to write some microbenchmarks and discovered a large differences between different implements of the same problem: create a list of 10 million objects and print only the ones that are modulo of a million. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Scala maven intellij ide java. Fellow tweeter ...
Haskell features I’d like to see in other languages | Integer Overflow
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Haskell features I’d like to see in other languages. When I read Ben Hutchison. 8216;s OO/Imperative programmers: ‘Study Functional Programming or Be Ignorant’. I knew I had too much to say for the comments, so I figured I’d put in my 2 cents here. Haskell is my go-to language, both for scripting, and for getting work done. Some of these features are already available elsewhere. This is wonderful! If you know of any examples of this, please. Tell me in the comments. This is a list of my favorite things:.
Metaplasm: Feeding our vampires
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Which are macro methods inside a macro-defined type, where the macro method’s implementation is provided in an annotation. Normally when we define a type in a. Macro, it looks like a structural type to the outside world, and calling methods on a structural type involves reflective access in Scala. Vampire methods allow us to avoid that ugly bit of runtime reflection. This trick (which was first discovered. Is useful because it makes it a little more practical to use. Macros to approximate type providers.
Quantum Leap: A Brief History of SBT
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On Scala, Functional Programming, Distributed Computing, architecture, DDD, DevOps and building resilient large scale distributed financial systems. Wednesday, 18 March 2015. A Brief History of SBT. Any developer that wrote more than a few lines of Scala has eventually heard of SBT. SBT is an efficient build tool with lofty functional principles. An uncommon structure, and a long history. The Simple Build Tool, as it used to be called, was originally released in 2008. Migration from 0.7 to 0.10 i...From ...
Quantum Leap: March 2015
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On Scala, Functional Programming, Distributed Computing, architecture, DDD, DevOps and building resilient large scale distributed financial systems. Wednesday, 18 March 2015. A Brief History of SBT. Any developer that wrote more than a few lines of Scala has eventually heard of SBT. SBT is an efficient build tool with lofty functional principles. An uncommon structure, and a long history. The Simple Build Tool, as it used to be called, was originally released in 2008. Migration from 0.7 to 0.10 i...From ...
Being an apprentice software craftsman: Where we traverse, accumulate and collect in Scala
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Being an apprentice software craftsman. Sunday, March 4, 2012. Where we traverse, accumulate and collect in Scala. In a previous post. Targeting Applicative ramblings, we studied the ability to transform a list of monadic values into a Monadic list of values. In situation when one wishes to convert a list of futures into a future of list, or convert a list of optional values into an optional list of values during a validation process, this ability can become very handy and self explanatory. Function....
Being an apprentice software craftsman: October 2011
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Being an apprentice software craftsman. Saturday, October 29, 2011. One ring to rule my Akka actors. On vacation with my hands full of books to read, I found myself committed on a serious SICP reading that takes longer than predicted (specifically while doing the exercises in Clojure in the mean time). Which provided me with some meat for Akka. The sbt build.scala file used for the project is contained into the following template:. While achieving this small kata, I felled into a few traps. One of th...
Being an apprentice software craftsman: Why the Clojure life of Brian matters...
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Being an apprentice software craftsman. Wednesday, November 14, 2012. Why the Clojure life of Brian matters. Here I am back after a few months of life outside of my blog. Leaving the comfort zone was not easy, and specifically not made easy. This will be told another time. Fortunately my number of lives is unlimited. I come back more determined than ever about my Lisp languages choices and my quest for a Lisp mentor. Astute readers will recognize some tributes to the SICP. Brian Maricks does not populari...
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