@dabeaz
Lukewarm types: "Maybe this is an int, could be a string though, well let's accept either and not bother to ask how you want them to be, could be someone's city too though"
I only just learned about this, so haven’t signed up or checked out the communities and therefore won’t endorse it, but Codidact just came across my desk. codidact.com
Super interesting piece from @sjvn for #ZDNet about the 60th anniversary of the #BASIC programming language - and how it paved the way for other developments at Apple and Microsoft.
We just released Execa 9, which is our biggest release so far.
If you're currently using Execa, you should check out the new features! Also, if you're currently using zx or Bun shell, you might be interesting in this alternative.
I'm reading this book on #Scala now and what can I say so far about the language, is that it can be summarized as ‘best effort to create a decent functional language given the limitations of JVM’. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13541678
Join @codebeamio to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Erlang/OTP User Conference!
Don't miss the insightful talk: Documenting Erlang/OTP ⌨
In Erlang/OTP 27 a new way of documenting code will be added, documentation attributes. @garazdawi will go through what the new documentation attributes look like, what makes it different from what we had before and how it may effect your project.
@tymwol no no no! do a for_each loop over terraform modules for resources that all have their own specifics and then shit gets too complicated and people do -target apply and your whole IAC is broken.
speaking for a friend that have to clean up this mess.
Join Kiko Fernandez and Ingela Andin in their talk at @codebeamio!
As Erlang/OTP developers for Ericsson and the Erlang/OTP team, they will provide insights into the history of Erlang/OTP, focusing on what happened after it became open source.