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Exploring the Nature of Code. 8212; 0 comments. Tetris Analyzer in Clojure - part 2. A short introduction to Clojure. In my initial Clojure implementation of Tetris Analyzer I chose to represent the board as a one-dimensional vector, then in my second attempt I tried a two-dimensional vector. The result for both was disapointingly ugly, and when it's ugly - then it's wrong! Ugly code is often complex. The first met all my criterias of complex code:. Code that is hard to read and understand. Defn board- s...

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Exploring the Nature of Code. A short introduction to Clojure. Clojure was released in 2007 and is a dialect of Lisp. Which is an old langauge from the 50s that is based on lambda calculus. The real challange when it comes to learn Clojure is not to get used with the syntax but to switch from an imperative. Mindset to a functional. One (if you come from the OO. Why should you care? There are a lot of reasons why you should care about Clojure:. That is used in other languages to create internal DSL. Subsc...

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Exploring the Nature of Code: Tetris Analyzer in Clojure - part 2

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Exploring the Nature of Code. Tetris Analyzer in Clojure - part 2. A short introduction to Clojure. In my initial Clojure implementation of Tetris Analyzer I chose to represent the board as a one-dimensional vector, then in my second attempt I tried a two-dimensional vector. The result for both was disapointingly ugly, and when it's ugly - then it's wrong! Ugly code is often complex. The first met all my criterias of complex code:. Code that is hard to read and understand. Code that is hard to change.

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Exploring the Nature of Code: September 2011

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Exploring the Nature of Code. 8212; 4 comments. The Chained Creator Pattern. The purpose of this pattern is to simplify a very common occurrence, the creation of class instances, by making the code cleaner and more readable. It can be used to create ordinary class instances and also replace long parameter lists (if you can't avoid them) with a "parameter class". Most of the deficiencies this pattern addresses can also be resolved by named parameters. The upsides are more numerous:. Instead of new Car().

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Exploring the Nature of Code: Going Functional

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Exploring the Nature of Code. Context Driven Developent was an experiment to see if object orientation could be improved by separating state and behavior. While working with CDD. Some years ago I was at the JFokus. Conference and listened to Neal Ford. He was excited about a relatively new functional language called Clojure. When he showed us the syntax of the language, I thought "That can't be right! Because it differed too much from what I was used to (assembler, C, C , Java and Scala). Then I realised...

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Exploring the Nature of Code. The State Guard Pattern. A common task is to write code that handles type conversions and validations, often in combination with conversion of data structures or transition from a mutable to an immutable state. One example is where you need to read data from a file that needs to be validated, type converted and packaged into a new class or class structure. With the attributes ssn. Assume that you want to handle these attributes with the value objects. The ability to build re...

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Exploring the Nature of Code. 8212; 0 comments. Tetris Analyzer in Clojure - part 2. A short introduction to Clojure. In my initial Clojure implementation of Tetris Analyzer I chose to represent the board as a one-dimensional vector, then in my second attempt I tried a two-dimensional vector. The result for both was disapointingly ugly, and when it's ugly - then it's wrong! Ugly code is often complex. The first met all my criterias of complex code:. Code that is hard to read and understand. Defn board- s...

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