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Hoplon • A simpler way to program the web with Clojure and ClojureScript libevent conancat/mongoose-redis-cache terminology - What is (functional) reactive programming Schema for Clojure(Script) Data Shape Declaration and Validation tl;dr: We open-sourced Schema to get many of the benefits of type systems in Clojure with less hassle. In the future, we will use Schema declarations to do awesome things like auto-generate Objective-C classes (take a peek). Join the discussion on Hacker News and tell us what you think One of the touted benefits of functional programming is that it produces easier to understand and more reusable code. The reasoning behind this claim goes as follows: well-written functional code consists of many small pure functions. Since these functions are free of side-effects, you only need to understand a function's input and outputs to understand its behavior. This is a pure function. Now, the author of this function could definitely have written a doc-string for the function, explaining the 'shape' that share-counts and updates ought to have: This is less than ideal for a number of reasons: Don't you really just want static types? Introducing Schema An extensible protocol Schemas are still just data
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DALMP A functional-programming view of time See fig. 3.38 in SICP, where the authors show a model of a joint bank account shared by two people, Paul and Peter. The bank account can be modeled as a process that operates on a stream of transactions and generates a stream of responses. But the difficulty is merging the individual streams of transactions by Paul and Peter in a purely functional style. They argue that one can't get away from explicit synchronization. They end this this chapter by pointing out the essential difference between the two views of modeling of the world: as a set of interacting stateful objects vs a single timeless stateless entity. They say "A grand unification has yet to emerge". I am wondering if things have changed since then.