Software engineering tech lead at Goodlord and people composer at @castellersldn (he/him)
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I have been playing with this and it looks great! Nice work @hemlok_ , I have already shared this with my team :P
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And very cool documentation! Please tell us if you need something else from the library. If you are simply using it, we’d also love to hear :)
New release of [email protected], now with 100% coverage, new combinators (always, never, firstOf, sequence) and a BREAKING CHANGE of the "has" Prism that has been renamed to "where" for JS familiarity! 🥰 github.com/kutyel/optics.js/…
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In this post my goal is to show that optics are conceptually simple, once you look behind the zoo of names.
- how many elements do you obtain?
- can you set them?
- can you build new values or only modify?
Optics are an important part of Functional Programming, but what are they and what kinds of optics are out there?
@trupill explores ten different combinations of operations provided by #optics and more here:
47deg.com/blog/optics/ #FunctionalProgramming
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Mini-patterns by @kowainik
#4 Make illegal states unrepresentable
Read more:
kowainik.github.io/posts/has…
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So why did we start a JS optics library, you might be asking. One of the preconceptions @FlavioCorpa and I wanted to fight is that lenses and prisms are the only thing that exist, there are way more optics than that!
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Here are the slides for my ADT / GADT talk this morning at @Signify_Tech 's FP in the city!
nrinaudo.github.io/far-more-…
Great talk from @NicolasRinaudo about ADTs, from the basics to the most useful state modelling in #signifyfpconf
I found cool that @raulraja and @berenguel were featured as Twitter messages! I am gonna miss @Lambda_World this year.
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Many people I talk to are interested in applying AI to music. This is a really awesome area, but I think like most fields cybernetic approaches will be productive first, augmenting human abilities rather than supplanting them.
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It's been nearly 4 years since I found this fantastic post, and it is still very true.
You can go a long way in FP without the *need* for jargon. Only when writing repetitive, monomorphic code becomes painful, you'll find bliss in abstraction. Not before.
mkremins.github.io/blog/door…
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“How about” is a useful phrase in code reviews. First explain what the problem is, then offer one possible solution. “How about implementing it like this? ...” That leaves the submitter free to choose a different solution if they wish.
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Thank you #LambdaWorld for having me! You have all been most brilliant people!
As promised, here is a link to the proper code accompanying my talk: github.com/AvramRobert/unfor…
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"You have meddled at the type level, Mr Programmer... you have created something to defeat me, but now no one will use it."
@amrobert11's series of unfortunate effects was a wonderful experiment in storytelling. #LambdaWorld
Brilliant story about effects by @amrobert11 at @Lambda_World. Simply fantastic.
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👇Here are the slides from Emily's awesome keynote happening now!
Hey @Lambda_World! Slides for tomorrow's talk can be found here:
math.jhu.edu/~eriehl/lambda.…
#LambdaWorld
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Hey! We know doing castells is exciting and we can't wait to go to practice again, but remember we don't have rehearsal today! Back at Guy's on Wednesday though!
#castells #castellers #humantowers #DiadaInternacionalCPH
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Castellers at #DiadaInternacionalCPH who use twitter: reply to this so we can all follow each other! #makingfriends
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Shepherd: Guide Your Users Through a Tour of Your App - github.com/shipshapecode/she…
