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I'd like to say thanks, to the developer communities, in a way that I am capable. 2017-2018 is a special time for me I'm hitting a major mil...
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In a previous post we discussed how a closure differs from a lambda expression. There's a misconception among some developers that closures ...
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There was no email when I was a kid or even when I was in college. Back in those days, if you wanted to communicate with someone, you wrote ...
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Tweet The following were the five most viewed presentation on in the year 2016: Builder PatternDesign by Contract vs. Design by CapabilityJa...
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We will first discuss lambda expressions and then see how closures are related. Lambda expressions are anonymous functions which may receive...
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The Lesson on JavaScript Programming Idioms is a series of example driven presentations that show how to create fluent code in JavaScript. T...
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We discussed how lazy evaluations may lead to infinite streams in the previous post. In this post we see how it can help make code more expr...
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In the previous post we saw how lazy evaluation may make the code expressive without losing on performance. Here we'll see yet another benef...
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In the Part I we converted an imperative code to a more expressive functional code and ended with a question about efficiency. Let's pick up...
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In a previous blog we discussed how pure functions may enjoy lazy evaluations and mentioned a few benefits of being lazy. In this blog we di...
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