Day 6: Functionally Solving Problems
On this chapter there was nothing interesting from the book, just an implementation of a prefix notation or Polish notation. In Erlang to solve a problem is ...
On this chapter there was nothing interesting from the book, just an implementation of a prefix notation or Polish notation. In Erlang to solve a problem is ...
Errors come in many flavours such as compile-time errors, logical errors, run-time errors and generated errors. Compile-time errors are often syntactic mista...
In functional programming concept of higher order functions is where we use functions as parameters to other functions. Resulting in the function parameter b...
Type Safety is the new cool, type systems give programmers more safety and speed due to less errors. Erlang is a dynamically typed language where error is ca...
An = sign in Erlang/Elixir is not about assignment but rather is a match operator, the same way it is in Algebra. Pattern matching allows for using different...
With Erlang you can try out the language using the Erlang shell by typing erl, one great thing about the Erlang shell is that it has a built-in line editor ...
I consider myself an advanced beginner in Elixir, being a Rubyist, Elixir was destined to be my next language, like it has been for many other Ruby developer...
On the 6th day of our 1000-day journey with Zig, most of the time was spent working on Ziglings. Presently we are at almost the 30th exercise mark, with a fe...
It is day 5 of my 1000 Days of Zig challenge! Today I looked at System Programming with Zig the first chapter and later worked through some Ziglings exercise...
Welcome to Day 4 of my 1000 Days of Zig challenge! Still working through Ziglings. Ziglings is a great resource for getting your feet wet when it comes to le...
Welcome to Day 3 of my 1000 Days of Zig challenge! Today, I’m working through Ziglings. Ziglings is a great resource for getting your feet wet when it comes ...
Welcome to Day 2 of my 1000 Days of Zig challenge! Today, I’m working through Ziglings. Ziglings is a great resource for getting your feet wet when it comes ...
Welcome to Day 1 of my 1000 Days of Zig challenge! Today, I’m setting up the environment and writing my first Zig program. Truth be told, this is my fourth m...
It has been a minute, but I am back, I had my last post I believe in 2022, over the years things have happened, I have grown older but my love for programmin...
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According to Wikipedia a data structure is a way that data is organized, managed and stored to enable efficient access and modification of the data. A data s...
So according to my good friend Wikipedia Vim is a clone, with additions, of Bill Joy’s vi text editor program for Unix. Vim’s author, Bram Moolenaar, based i...
Tmux as defined in Wikipedia is a terminal multiplexer for Unix-like operating systems. It allows multiple terminal sessions to be accessed simultaneously in...
Here you will find posts about different things I learned and continue to learn on a daily basis. Most of the things will cover software development, but on ...
Ruby has many ways of doing the same thing, for instance when you have an array to get its size you could either use one of the following methods: Array.size...
Elixir despite being a compiled language, it somehow behaves like an interpreted language. For instance Usually you would not put an Application.get_env or S...
Factory Method is a creational design pattern that provides an interface for creating objects in a superclass, but allows subclasses to alter the type of obj...
Writing Javascript at scale is not easy, however, Javascript has experienced a lot of improvements over the past decade making it modern, less buggy, predict...
Records Records are, first of all, a hack. They are more or less an afterthought to the language and can have their share of inconveniences.They’re still pre...
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