Eric Normand
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Eric Normand
@ericnormand
Learn Clojure & Functional Programming ☞ https://t.co/oYnRibhoKr Author of Grokking Simplicity ☞ https://t.co/zPmPNRgOhK
New Orleans Katılım Mayıs 2009
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@miratechgeek @AntLobach I barely touch `java.util.concurrent`.
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@ericnormand @AntLobach Awesome, Eric. Any hints on what new concepts or examples we might expect? Your updates will be highly anticipated. Can't wait to see how you'll expand an already comprehensive tutorial.
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Clojure supports concurrency so well!
Thanks @ericnormand for such a nice tutorial.
ericnormand.me/guide/clojure-…
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@miratechgeek @AntLobach I have ideas for expanding it. I've learned a lot since I wrote it!
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@AntLobach @ericnormand Eric Normand's tutorial on Clojure concurrency is spot on! Deep dive into 'Promise' and 'Future' was particularly enlightening. Implemented any examples?
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This is such a great article @ericnormand!
ericnormand.substack.com/p/bad-data-mod…
I'm currently trying to get the data model right for a greenfield app and now I am trying to see if I can do the comparing of the states of the problem and my model...
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Half off all books at @ManningBooks for the next couple of days! It's a great opportunity to buy Grokking Simplicity, my book on functional programming.
ericnormand.me/gsm
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Just about ready to go live! youtube.com/live/vfYB-5Z7g… Apropos!! with Sean Corfield as a special guest.

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Apropos streaming next week with special guest Alex Engelberg: youtube.com/live/MF-A46cTY… @alex_engelberg

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Apropos welcomes Alex Miller to the show today! m.youtube.com/watch?v=zkEZyk…
Catch us live!
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@ericnormand Hi, Eric! I'm studying your functional programming book. Your book is great! Currently, I'm in chapter 8.

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@sambathprak789 Yes! Legacy codebases are often not consistent. It's not something to aspire to, but it is something you may encounter.
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@ericnormand @ericnormand Hi Eric! I wonder one thing, I found that some example code provided in the grokking simplicity book, some using snake cases and some using camel cases. could you explain to me why it's not consistent?

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I always thought logic programming was about letting you specify the "what", and not the "how"... but SICP has a more nuanced explanation.
It's about letting you *separately* consider the what and the how, in isolation from each other.
#g_t4_002e4_002e3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sarabander.github.io/sicp/html/4_00…

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Be astounded and inspired by @ericnormand showing the leverage abstraction gives you at Heart of #Clojure: youtu.be/nX9AWZ0Xa-M

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