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davegurnell
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About davegurnell
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Comment #14458666
I'm the author of the Play book. On the subject of that book... There are only two significant things that are out of date. A minor tweak in the JSON library and the new DI system.…
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I'm the author of the Play book. On the subject of that book... There are only two significant things that are out of date. A minor tweak in the JSON library and the new DI system.…
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Comment #12369261
No. I don't believe so. Think of Typelevel Scala as a tool to help people test out improvements to Scala as a whole, not as something that is going to deviate significantly from Li…
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Comment #9634025
There are a handful of Javascript frameworks taking this approach. The community has adopted the term "isomorphic javascript" to collectively describe them (i.e. "same code on the …
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Comment #9156488
I dug into the Haskell Art of Expression ( http://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/hudak/SOE/ ) a little to produce Compose. Not knowing much Haskell (yet), the influence was superficial, but…
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Comment #9156485
Thanks for the link---this is great!
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Comment #9156481
I started composing music on Scream Tracker for MS-DOS ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scream_Tracker ). The layout there maintains a pretty good balance between being readable and …
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Comment #9156470
Thanks for the comments -- agreed with everything you say. I'm also a musician and the intersection between music and code is really interesting to me. Compose is just a toy, but I…
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Comment #9111891
Totally agreed with Heather. Martin's Coursera course is an excellent functional programming course. The fact that it's free is kind of crazy. Differentiating Coursera and Creative…
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Comment #9093686
This is a follow-up to this previous submission on error handling in Scala: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9043721 The post generated some good discussion on HN and Reddit: h…
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Comment #9045374
Sigh. Different font rendering engines. I made the font blacker too. I'll review it again next week. Thanks for the feedback, all.
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Comment #9044493
I had a hand in the design of this site. The font looks ok to me on OS X but too light in IE8-10. I've upped the weight in IE. Hope that helps.