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Picking Lower Bounds Versions for your Dependencies | Danny Navarro’s Blog
I always get an uneasy feeling when explaining this topic to new programmers. I limit myself to something along these lines: “In this case I’m choosing these versions because of this and that, were th...
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Haskell role in FP paradigm shift | Danny Navarro’s Blog
I was listening to Bruce Tate in Mostly Erlang podcast, when, around the 57th minute of the episode, the topic of the conversation became the feasibility of FP becoming mainstream. He explains that FP...
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Async web apps with Pyramid? | Danny Navarro’s Blog
For the last few months I’ve been working in a kind of CMS for proteomics results using pyramid (in reality I started it with repoze.bfg which became pyramid after joining the pylons project).
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Async Pyramid example done right | Danny Navarro’s Blog
After speaking with Marius Gedminas at freenode, he gave me enough hints to rewrite my previous async view example with locks instead of Value, which is prone to race conditions. I also added a queue ...
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An opinionated importing style for Haskell | Danny Navarro’s Blog
Large part of Haskell code is just about imports. In many programming languages there is no ambiguity left about how to import, but Haskell leaves some room for personal style in this regard. There ar...
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ZSH prompt for virtualenv, git and bzr | Danny Navarro’s Blog
Some of my colleagues are surprised I don’t use NetBeans or Eclipse or some other fat IDE. In fact, I believe the most powerful IDE is UNIX.