Tweets for 2010-03-01
- Understanding Clojure’s PersistentVector implementation (Feb/09) http://is.gd/9qqtw #
- I like CoffeeScript's (which compiles to JS) readability http://is.gd/9qFom Not surprising since its inspired by python. #
- Notes from a production MongoDB deployment http://is.gd/9qIaH #
- @LauJensen yes i did. in reply to LauJensen #
- @vdichev that comment on boilerplate is interesting .. i've always felt u can't write code generators for python since the code is … (1/2) in reply to vdichev #
- @vdichev … rarely ever larger than the input that would go to a code generator. The same is true of clojure. (2/2) in reply to vdichev #
- Hypothesis: Code generators exist (unfortunately) only due to boilerplate. No boilerplate -> No code generators. #
- @talios imo external DSLs help in a more natural rather than necessarily substantially condensed expression .. am open to learning otherwise in reply to talios #
- @vdichev yes I agree. Though some langs excel at syntax sugar and others don't. in reply to vdichev #
- Ooooooooooh ! A programmers p0rn ? http://lifehacker.com/5481921/the-day-traders-paradise #
- @vdichev I commented that I've always found branching useful for feature development / refactoring lasting > a sprint in reply to vdichev #
- @vdichev there's a risk of baby / bathwater
FWIW know exactly what you mean by multiple branches – I've seen an order of magnitude higher in reply to vdichev # - @vdichev The canonical antipattern I've observed is branch per customer – thats beyond the capability of any known technology to solve in reply to vdichev #
- I am having a lot of fun documenting functional programming in python in great detail even as I learn doing the same with other languages. #
- @dushyanth In all contexts where any one of productivity, quick prototypability or agility is important & perf not > 95%tile in reply to dushyanth #
- Believe it .. or not RT: @kaleidic Stunning magnification into the Mandelbrot set: http://kottke.org/10/02/insanely-deep-fractal-zoom #