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The Slow Steady Industry Move Toward Tacit Programming
Summary
We're all aware that the industry is moving from Object-Orientation toward Functional Programming, but the move may be even deeper than that. As we adopt a strong compositional style using tools like LINQ, Rx, Java Streams, and Ruby's Enumerable, we find that we approach a type of programming that is closer to what is common in the APL family of languages.
Bio
Michael Feathers is the Founder and Director of R7K Research & Conveyance, a companyspecializing in software and organization design. Prior to forming R7K, Michael was the ChiefScientist of Obtiva and a consultant with Object Mentor International.
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by jonny cundall,
Fascinating
by John Tangney,
sound quality
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the echo on this makes it hard to continue listening, which is frustrating as I really want to see the presentation. Isnt there some post production magic that can be run to mitigate the echoes
Fascinating
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“Can you get used to programming this way?”
I’m immersing myself in Python these days and many of these concepts are similar to “pythonic” ways. It is indeed a trend in the industry and I can’t wait to see how it plays out.