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Readability !== Comprehension: CoffeeScript Case
6 hours ago
by Cagil Seker
I am not exactly a Javascript guy, though I acknowledge the power and need for JS in today's web environment. It seems that the CoffeeScript (CS) language, which acts as a pre-processor to JS, gains some popularity in the industry. CS removes most of the symbols like the braces and semicolons and ad ...
MadChuckle - madchuckle.blogspot.com
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Classifying The Site Development Process And Players
10 hours ago
by Biz Savvy Specialist
Prior to you begin working on any Search engine optimisation venture, you need to have to know 3 items: who your target audience is, what your message is, and how your message is related. There are no internet layout tools or programming languages that inform you these items. Marketing, advertising ...
Start Your Own Online ... - onlinebusinesssavvy.com · 6 references
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Goodness in programming languages, part 1 – syntax and layout
19 hours ago
by Andy Balaam
In this series I will comment on what I like in some of the languages I use. I will cover things that I find convenient, things that might lead me to write correct code, things that tend to make my code more readable, and possibly other things that I just like for no clearly-articulated reason. The ...
Andy Balaam's Blog - artificialworlds.net/blog · 6 references
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QuickRedex
9 days ago
by Michael Greenberg
Following Robby Findler’s excellent presentation on PLT Redex at POPL (check out the paper and presentation!), I hacked up something similar in Haskell. Naturally, it’s all manual, and there’s none of the publication or visualization support, but the essence is there. Here’s the code for the untyped ...
weaselhat - weaselhat.com · 9 references
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