A passionate programmer, software architect, and a enthusiastic observer of internet technologies and usage. Having worked in a variety of roles, the essential passion that drives me is that of a Programmer. Architecture and Design issues excite me, Solving problems through programming is what I crave. C++, Java and Python I am quite competent at, Python being the most exciting. A number of other languages I experiment with.

Tweets for 2010-03-09

  • @anildigital its interesting how the compiler is in coffeescript using a DSL used to transform coffeescript to javascript in reply to anildigital #
  • @IamSB When your coding its not WPM which matters .. its what you pack into a word :) so maybe your coding speed might still've increased in reply to IamSB #
  • Though Hadoop primarily used by internet cos now finding its way into enterprise DW & BI http://is.gd/a2iEf #
  • In enterprises I find it hard to imagine FP can take on OO for transaction processing. For analytics its a completely different ballgame #
  • Though I think a lot more needs to happen on the tooling front for FP to be adopted by enterprises for analytics. #
  • Not one person mentions Point-Free. Ask HN: Functional Programming Differences http://is.gd/a2kuF #
  • And onion in its classic style now takes a jibe at google http://www.theonion.com/content/news/google_responds_to_privacy #
  • Hmm @martinfowler conducts a version control systems survey and svn/mercurial/git top with 93%/97%/99% approval http://is.gd/a2op0 #
  • Interesting .. but how frequently would one want to use it ? The JRuby Clojure Bridge http://github.com/kyleburton/jrclj #
  • Why I switched to Pylons after using Django for six months http://is.gd/a2qFY #
  • @shantanoo I believe in horses 4 courses. I currently use pylons for fine control on individual components. django / web2py r one stop shops in reply to shantanoo #
  • @sbidwai I'm sure .. thats like changing your bank (where you put all your source code) :) +1 to a DVCS/Mercurial shift in progress. in reply to sbidwai #
  • Analyzing Word Frequencies with Clojure, Enlive and Incanter http://ff.im/-hd1oz #
  • @psnively my thoughts were based on cost/benefit. Retraining cost vs. incremental benefits when multiprocessing suffices. in reply to psnively #
  • @psnively imo AOP/declarative programming used more by the plumbing folks (jboss/spring) than the biz devs (who more often just configure) in reply to psnively #
  • @psnively I really rarely see a good business developer having to build competence on AOP. With func prog that wont be the case. in reply to psnively #
  • Relational or non-relational http://is.gd/a3KND "SQL makes more sense with immortal data". Some good focus on use cases here. #
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