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Yesterday, my program worked. Today, it does not. Why? (1999) [pdf]

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Re: Yesterday, my program worked. Today, it does not. Why? (1999) [pdf]

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That's why I left the Ruby ecosystem and went to Elixir. I noticed that my coding style was getting more and more functional (just naturally... but I was also probably influenced by Rich Hickey's "Are We There Yet?" talk, and by Gary Bernhardt's "Boundaries" talk) and soon realized that functional nirvana was essentially unachievable in Ruby as long as I depended on a vast library of gems all of which were procedural…

I started in PHP, migrated to Ruby, and now I think I am beginning to be annoyed at Ruby's occasional lack of expressivity. I am probably on a similar course towards FP nirvana. Do you know any place on the left coast that's playing with Elixir or Haskell?

More places than on the right coast! :O

Re: Yesterday, my program worked. Today, it does not. Why? (1999) [pdf]

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post #39

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I started in PHP, migrated to Ruby, and now I think I am beginning to be annoyed at Ruby's occasional lack of expressivity. I am probably on a similar course towards FP nirvana. Do you know any place on the left coast that's playing with Elixir or Haskell?

More places than on the right coast! :O

Fair enough. I'll let you know when I find it :)
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