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Taking that first step to understanding Functional Programming concepts is the most important and sometimes the most difficult step. But it…

Taking that first step to understanding Functional Programming concepts is the most important and sometimes the most difficult step. But it…

We're about to introduce async functions internally at Facebook so I'm taking the time to reflect on how this could be a great win for building reliable software. When I joined the company, I worke...

This post acquaints the reader with the fundamentals of Functional Programming in the context of Python. Most programmers rarely touch upon languages with a primary functional focus- such as Lisp o…

M. David Green demonstrates how using the functional programming techniques of mapping & reducing can lead to cleaner code which is easy to read & maintain.

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Tom Dommett wrote in to share his positive experience with pair programming: The idea is two developers work on the same machine. Both have keyboard and mouse. At any given time one is driver and the other navigator. The roles switch either every hour, or whenever really. The driver codes,

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As a Java/C#/C++ programmer I hear a lot of talk about functional languages, but have never found a need to learn one. I've also heard that the higher level of thinking introduced in functional lan...