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F# at Mark Needham
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Thoughts on Software Development. Archive for the ‘F#’ Category. C#: A failed attempt at F#-ish pattern matching. A few weeks ago we had some C# code around calcuations. Which had got a bit too imperative in nature. The code looked roughly like this:. UserData userData ). I think there should be a more object oriented way to write this code whereby we push some of the logic onto the ‘UserData’ object but it struck me that it reads a little bit like pattern matching code you might see in F#. The simplicit...
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Thoughts on Software Development. Python: matplotlib/seaborn/virtualenv – Python is not installed as a framework. Over the weekend I was following The Marketing Technologist’s. Content based recommender tutorial but ran into the following exception when trying to import the seaborn library:. Content based recommender /. Runpy Traceback (. Most recent call last. File 5 content based recommender/run.py. From rcmod import *. Import matplotlib.pyplot as. Pylab setup globals (. Backend name ]. From matplotlib...
C#: Using a dictionary instead of if statements at Mark Needham
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Thoughts on Software Development. C#: Using a dictionary instead of if statements. A problem we had to solve on my current project is how to handle form submission where the user can click on a different button depending whether they want to go to the previous page, save the form or go to the next page. An imperative approach to this problem might yield code similar to the following:. ActionResult TheAction (. WhichButton, UserData userData ). Do the back action. Do the next action. Do the save action.
Spark: Write to CSV file at Mark Needham
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Thoughts on Software Development. Spark: Write to CSV file. A couple of weeks ago I wrote how I’d been using Spark to explore a City of Chicago Crime data set. And having worked out how many of each crime had been committed I wanted to write that to a CSV file. Function which allows us to save RDD’s so I refactored my code into the following format to allow me to use that:. Idx, lines ). Https:/ data.cityofchicago.org/Public-Safety/Crimes-2001-to-present/ijzp-q8t2. String, Int ). X,y ). X y }. One way to...
DDD: Recognising relationships between bounded contexts at Mark Needham
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Thoughts on Software Development. DDD: Recognising relationships between bounded contexts. One of the big takeaways for me. From the Domain Driven Design track. At the recent QCon London. Conference was that the organisational patterns in the second half of the book are probably more important than the actual patterns themselves. There are various patterns used to describe the relationships between different bounded contexts. 8211; This was suggested by Eric Evans during his QCon presentation. And the id...
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Follow me on Twitter. Making my site look better on small screens. Useful questions for one-to-ones. Code sharing in large organisations. Choosing Cloud Foundry for the Government Platform as a Service. Video of Operations: a developer's guide. Slides and links from Operations: a developer's guide. A PaaS for Government. Looking at open source PaaS technologies. Building a platform to host digital services. A career path for technologists at GDS. Tips on writing a technical CV. Applying for a job at GDS.
How I'm going to try to become a better pair.
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How I'm going to try to become a better pair. I started my new job with Eden Development. About 2 months ago now. So far its been going great, I’ve been working on an interesting project (which I hope to speak more about soon) with a great team. One of our core practices at Eden is pair programming. Which is something I’ve only had limited experience of in the past, but after 2 months of doing it every day with a variety of people, I’m convinced of its merits. Which I really identified with. I’m pr...
Wrong Communication In Distributed Teams
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Wrong Communication In Distributed Teams. But this is not quite the real world for distributed development teams. It’s much harder, not to say almost impossible, to know what exactly is happening on each other’s mind. What problems and technical challenges are they facing? What are they doing now? What points are they considering when designing a new feature? How important is for them to write tests? Are they following the project development standards? Blame the Bandwidth Limited Communication Tools!
Puppet Guidelines - JunctionBox.ca
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To be or noop to be. Noop will help identify change before it happens, great for the commitment-phobes on your team. If you aren’t 100% confident of the changes puppet will make, then it’s a good idea to give it a dry-run. It can save your bacon in a pinch, especially from those fat fingers that add changes manually! Puppet apply - verbose - noop - summarize - show diff. No stage left here, avoid the stage. Stages in puppet reduce re-usability (over valued in many dev shops IMHO. Binaries placed in puppe...
S3 Rewrite Rule Limit - JunctionBox.ca
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S3 Rewrite Rule Limit. Amazon has been a boon for a number of organisations interested in automation and DevOps. But, it’s not all roses. There’s plenty of unexpected gotchas with their servies. The other day I was migrating some static content from old infrastructure to S3. Along the way I discovered that there appears to be an undocumented limit on number of rewrite rules. You can use with an S3 bucket. The magic number that I’ve found so far? Go(ing) to the Clouds. R Simple Data Analysis.
Nathan Fisher's Resources - JunctionBox.ca
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This is a complete clutter of IT related resources. Aka lazy bookmarking :). JunctionBox.ca’s Resource Links. Functional Programming Book Reference. Notes on Distributed Systems. Go(ing) to the Clouds. R Simple Data Analysis. Calendar Tables in PostgreSQL. Raquo; All Articles.
What the heck is DevOps? - JunctionBox.ca
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What the heck is DevOps? DevOps is a common sense approach to software release cycles. It’s an accumulation of best practices and the agreement that software has no business value until it’s in the hands of a user. The best way to do that is ruthless automation where deployments become as simple as pressing a button or making a commit. Does it require effort to build and maintain? You bet ya but, it can save many a night of restless sleep and marathon weekend (or week long) deployments. Some might say I&...
Flow control in Javascript - Luca Grulla
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Flow control in Javascript - Luca Grulla. Flow control in Javascript. Monday. September 26, 2011. Recently wrote a blog post. On how his team worked around a Javascript asynchronous unwanted behaviour. They want to iterate over a collection, executes some code for each element of the collection and only when all the collection has been traversed execute a final step. This didn’t work as expected. Due to the asynchronous nature of Javascript the. Do something with grid. Comments powered by Disqus.
Nicole White
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A Cluster Analysis of London NoSQL Meetup Groups. S London NoSQL Meetup groups dataset, I wanted to perform a cluster analysis of the meetup groups based on their shared topics. After starting the database locally, I explored its structure within my. Environment. I can view the node labels and how they are connected by executing. Object, and I can view any uniqueness constraints with getConstraint. Property keys label type # 1 id Topic UNIQUENESS. To attempt a cluster analysis on the. Now I’m ready to pe...
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