If you haven’t heard, Curry On is a new conference (first time this year), which took place in Prague earlier in July. Despite its age, many good speakers happened to be there. Here is the list of my favorite talks. Disclaimer: your experience may vary.
This is a monthly “newsletter”, containing a list of what I enjoyed the most last month. Whether it was a full length movie, short film, music album or book or even painting.
“Random picks from all over the Internet”.
It’s been a few months since this year’s Erlang User Conference 2015, so most of the videos are now online (kudos to organizers). Here is a short list of my favorite talks. Enjoy!
“Random picks from all over the Internet”.
I’ve been programming full-time using Erlang for a while already (about eight months or so). Before Erlang, I was doing some hardcore Ruby. Obviously, these are very different languages: OOP vs functional, mutable vs immutable and so on. Also, there are things you won’t find in Ruby (the opposite is also true).
In this post I want to show you the mistakes that I’ve made and the lessons that I’ve learned during the transition.
Lately, I was needed to write a test for one of the reducers we have in our project. Even though, it was pretty easy, I do confronted with a couple of errors.
Не так давно собрался с силами, и настроил у себя в tmux автоматическое сохранение и восстановление последней сессии. По прошествии месяца могу с уверенностью сказать - просто бомба!
“Random picks from all over the Internet”.
I’ve been using these four plugins for a really long time. And they are wonderful. But each time coming on Github and seeing the number of stars, I think that few people actually know about them.