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My talk about JavaScript at @Meetupjs_ar is already online! #javascript #oop #fp #java #haskell
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La última frase resume casi toda mí carrera jaja.
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Some devs will get the wrong impression about type-safety because of TypeScript. – at Sant Climent de Llobregat, España
TypeScript sucked out much of the joy I had writing JavaScript. I’m forever grateful that @yukihiro_matz didn’t succumb to the pressure of adding similar type hints to Ruby. May we forever enjoy this beloved language without 🙏 zverok.space/blog/2023-05-05…
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Shit, who was the genius that came up with this bs?
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Easy to forget, but the debate about signals is the same one we had about 2-way data binding vs unidirectional data flow 10 years ago. Signals are mutable state! They’re bindings with a new name. The simplicity of UI as a function of state is lost when updates flow unpredictably.
"Yo creo que es preferible mantener vivo ese orgullo de artesano. Aunque no sea lo que determine el éxito de nuestro trabajo, negar la belleza es matar un poco la profesión, matar aquello que tal vez nos hizo -nos hace- elegirla. " @folano_
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Replying to @llogiq
Well, Haskell, for example, is an amazing language 🤩
But its community is much-much smaller than the Rust one. Haskell focuses on making the language superior but not the tooling. Or docs. Or community.
So I don't think focusing on languages features only helps growth.
The speed of pain ™️
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Designed by Simon Peyton Jones (et al), Verse is an interesting new scripting language, which unifies functional and logic programming.
A bit like "programming in the list monad", or perhaps, "programming in the multiVerse".
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