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Async programming is so cool. With just a few minutes of work you can have a program that hangs forever and is impossible to debug
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Asjad Baig retweeted
Do you know any big sized open source applications such as e-commerce, intranet apps etc...? Preferably in #Java, #kotlin #Golang #NodeJS
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It's time for a thread on why Twitter hasn't gone down yet 🧵
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I'll also collect all threads in this thread of threads. 🧵² From modules to serialization, from pattern matching to value types, form generics to networking, whether it's new versions or upcoming JEPs - here they all are (and many more to come). Enjoy, like, retweet. ❤️
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🧑‍🏫 Earlier this year I created a #Haskell course for complete beginners with video lectures and exercises. The course covers FP basics (and even Monads 😱) I'm still providing free mentorship for this course! Check it out and start learning FP today 🤗 youtube.com/watch?v=6MsQcUpr…
If you're a Perf Engineer who works in the nano-to-microsecond timescale, then there's no getting around needing to know Assembly. Here's a two-part series on it from a Security guy (see a theme forming here?) revers.engineering/applied-r… revers.engineering/applied-r…
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At @ScalaJobsDev, we receive great candidates from India and Africa. Unfortunately, not many companies hire from those locations or are willing to help relocate. If you do hire #Scala devs from these locations, pm me. We can help!
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We have set up a new instance of #Scala Steward (using the original GH account) 🥳. It will go public in a few days. If you want it tested on your library sooner, just message @pikinier_vl or mail [email protected]
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Are folks moving to `git switch` and `git restore` instead of `git checkout`? I'm still using git checkout out of habit but switch/restore seem to make a lot more sense
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Asjad Baig retweeted
Still really happy with this talk 7 years later. Mocks overwhelmingly solve "how to test poorly designed code". Improve your code, get rid of the mocks
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If you are curious about the current state of garbage collectors on #Java, and a look into their future, be sure to check out this video from Thomas Schatzl: youtu.be/0BpY132mKm0
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Project Leyden: Beginnings bit.ly/3ls3FGS
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Asjad Baig retweeted
🚨Call for papers: #AxonIQCon22 seeks developers, tech managers & architects to share experiences with #eventdriven applications, #DDD, #CQRS, #EventSourcing, #AxonFramework & #AxonServer in Amsterdam Sept. 22-23. Deadline to submit: June 15 - apply here: hubs.li/Q01bsXsR0
We have just released a case study on how ide-probe can ensure that @intellijidea works flawlessly in your project and that critical bugs and regressions are caught before reaching your users. virtuslab.com/case-study/how…
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Asjad Baig retweeted
I’m looking forward to sharing @REA_Group’s platform story at #platformcon this year giving a perspective on the question: when can you afford a platform? Super interesting topics and speakers available for Q&A on slack during the event! platformcon.com/talk/when-ca…
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Asjad Baig retweeted
"I'm declaring an interface because one day I may have multiple implementations" Sure. So when that day comes, do an Extract Interface refactoring. Most IDEs do it for you in a single click. Until then, drop the interface.
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We at @VirtusLab believe in Scala 3. This is why we are actively helping to migrate libraries. If you are blocked on some lib not supporting the newest compiler, drop a comment. It will help us see where we should put more effort 💪
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Registration for the Advanced Functional Programming summer school 2022 is now open: uu-afp.github.io/index.html. Learn FP from the best during 4 days in Utrecht
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We’re hosting the first ever Unison Forall conference on June 24th and we’d love to see you give a talk! We are seeking speakers of all backgrounds and experience levels who have something Unison-related to share. 🚀🌈⭐️ unison-lang.org/unison-foral…
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