This book is for anyone who wants to learn Rust and maybe doesn’t have a lot of time in their day to do it.
This book is intended to get you up to speed with Go by using it in a series of immediately useful, small-scale projects. If you’re a developer who’s interested in learning Go and doing in a fast and practical way, read on!
This excerpt covers:
After reading this article, you will be able to:
– Differentiate between pure and impure functions
– Provide code examples in which impure functions cause unpredicted code behavior.
In this video, Meinte Boersma creates a tiny data model DSL using a JavaScript development environment.
Haskell expert Vitaly Bragilevsky demonstrates Haskell features that make programming at the level of types possible.
This part of the article series delves into using map to transform an object contained in an Option and how to chain optional values together using flatMap.
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From Elm in Action by Richard Feldman
This article deals with writing fuzz tests in Elm.
From Get Programming with Scala by Daniela Sfregola
This article introduces the Option type and discuss why you would (or wouldn’t) want to use it and when.