SGSergio González Téllezinevankhandev.hashnode.dev·Jul 7 · 2 min readWhy can two pieces of code that produce the same result lead to completely different mental architectures?SEED-005 PROBLEM Why can two pieces of code that produce the same result lead to completely different mental architectures? INSIGHT In Python programming, the for loop shows how to traverse the stat00
DPDan Pozmanterinenglens.hashnode.dev·Jun 23 · 4 min readIntroducing GossamerI'd been designing a language in my head for years with favorite features pulled from languages like Rust, F#, Kotlin, and Go. I love learning and thinking about language design. I've been reading abo00
SSaminsammoulem.hashnode.dev·Jun 22 · 5 min readConway's game of life without state - part 2In this follow-up, I want to cover some of the design decisions and refactoring(s) that emerged while building a stateless implementation of Conway's Game of Life. For reference, the code from Part 1 00
SNShah Nawazinblog.nawaz.info·Jun 18 · 7 min readAttempt to Learn Elixir: Functions and PatternsElixir is a functional programming language. Functional languages are built with functions as first-class citizens and tend to involve a declarative style of programming, where we specify what is to b10
RDRomain Deneauinromain-deneau.hashnode.dev·Jun 17 · 23 min readA real-world F# computation expression: short-circuiting computationstitle: "A real-world F# computation expression: short-circuiting computations" description: A case study of a small custom F# computation expression that models short-circuiting steps with domain-mean00
SSaminsammoulem.hashnode.dev·Jun 15 · 7 min readFrom Interview Question to Stateless Game of Life - part 1I had the idea for this article more than a year ago. Like many good ideas, it arrived at an inconvenient moment: on my way home after an interview. I remember thinking, "I should write this down when00
AAAbishek Ainblog.abisheka.in·May 15 · 7 min readCurrying in JavaScript: Why Closures Beat `.bind()` Every TimeYou've seen the code. A function that returns a function that returns a function. You squinted at it, maybe copy pasted it into your project, and quietly moved on. Later, someone asks you to explain c10
SPSourabh Pandeinsaurabh532.hashnode.dev·May 11 · 3 min readThe Closure Cookbook — Practical Recipes for Real-World JavaScriptImagine you're packing a suitcase. When you close the suitcase, all the items inside remain with it. Even if you take the suitcase to another place, the items are still inside it. Similarly, a closure00
SPSiddhesh Prabhugaonkarinazureauthority.in·May 10 · 24 min readFrom Instructions to Intentions: The Next Programming Paradigm"Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute." — Harold Abelson & Gerald Jay Sussman, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs This essay star00
NRNavdeep Rohillainjavascript-journey-by-navdeep.hashnode.dev·May 10 · 4 min readCallbacks in JavaScript: Why they existHello guys, in this article we are going to learn about the callback functions in the js, what are they , why we use them and the problems we face while using them. Callback function A callback functi00
