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Monthly Archive February, 2008

Static Cling

Mark Mzyk February 19, 2008

While my experience programming is by my own admission limited, I’ve somehow never questioned the use of static state. Room 101: Cutting out Static made me for the first time question the use of static state. I’d never considered the implications of having static state scattered around my programs.  Of course, I haven’t worked on [...]

General,Languages - 3 Comments


The Maybe Monad (In Ruby)

Mark Mzyk February 15, 2008

At the tail end of last year I wrote a piece in which I waxed about a possible maybe operator. I haven’t looked into implementing anything like it because my time is limited and I don’t feel I (yet) have the technical expertise to do so. However, I was reminded of the concept again when [...]

Languages,Programming - 2 Comments


Infix Operators

Mark Mzyk February 14, 2008

You learn something new everyday. While working my way through the Crosswalk and learning Erlang, I came across a comment about an infix operator. I had no idea what that was, so I looked it up. Turns out it’s just the notation of writing the operator between the operands, as opposed to writing it before [...]

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