The functional approach to programming by Guy Cousineau

The functional approach to programming Guy Cousineau ebook
Format: djvu
Page: 447
ISBN: 0521576814,
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Dilbert - Agile programming I have very similar thoughts myself. Recent threads on the Higher Order Perl mailing list discussed a particular tasks for which Perl's functional programming techniques make an easier solution than the obvious object-oriented approach. For well over a year, John Liao's Blog has been tackling chapters from my WPF book Applications = Code + Markup and converting the code into F#, the functional programming language developed at Microsoft. Functional approach is interesting. But because of immutability, this approach is not possible in functional programming. I am at my most So the techniques are to use a time box approach—a week, two week, three weeks, whatever you decide on, just schedule for that time box—one time box at a time and you can also just set a budget. Talking about the functional programming folks picking up Scala more and more, even Martin Odersky said this in his comment on one of such inflamatory posts .. For my side projects there is no way I would draw up a functional specification. F# inventor Don Syme has provided a convenient guide to John Liao's Guy Cousineau's (co-author of "The Functional Approach to Programming"), "Tiling as a programming exercise". Recurssion is the answer because such book keeping is done implicitly with the call stack. At the start of the project, I know the least about what the software should do.