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The value prop of Go in not on writing, but in reading and comprehension by people different from the autor(s). For systems expected to last some years, this translates in reduced total cost of maintenance over the life…
It is very strange that a post trying to explain the concept of "let it crash" in Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM) does not mention the doctoral thesis of Joe Armstrong: "Making reliable distributed systems in the…
Reading the article I got the same conclusion as every time I approach sum types: they are ONLY useful for addressing malformed JSON structs of hacking BAD data structure/logic design, at least for most business…
The author must have specified in the title: "Blocking code IN RUST is a leaky abstraction". I am so happy to be using Go for most programs! It has one of the best concurrency implementations that I have ever seen…
Generation, signature, verification, and some more crypto operations are performed with the standard browser Crypto APIs (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypt...). Storage of the private key is…
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The value prop of Go in not on writing, but in reading and comprehension by people different from the autor(s). For systems expected to last some years, this translates in reduced total cost of maintenance over the life…
It is very strange that a post trying to explain the concept of "let it crash" in Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM) does not mention the doctoral thesis of Joe Armstrong: "Making reliable distributed systems in the…
Reading the article I got the same conclusion as every time I approach sum types: they are ONLY useful for addressing malformed JSON structs of hacking BAD data structure/logic design, at least for most business…
The author must have specified in the title: "Blocking code IN RUST is a leaky abstraction". I am so happy to be using Go for most programs! It has one of the best concurrency implementations that I have ever seen…
Generation, signature, verification, and some more crypto operations are performed with the standard browser Crypto APIs (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypt...). Storage of the private key is…