How could you reconcile declarative database development and non-trivial data ‘motions’?
Coming back to SQL Server after several years away, I find the Visual Studio Database projects (and now SSDT) very exciting, as they are aiming to offer a way to develop databases declaratively, rather than having to mess around with change scripts.
Is Clojure a 3GL or a 4GL?
A bit of background (in case I’m mistaken)…
Are my revolutionary software theories any good
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Mixing declarative & imperative code (Implicit ‘unit tests’ ?) [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Mixing declarative & imperative code (Implicit ‘unit tests’ ?) [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Mixing declarative & imperative code (Implicit ‘unit tests’ ?) [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Mixing declarative & imperative code (Implicit ‘unit tests’ ?) [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Declarative caching on Collections
I am interested in using Spring’s Cache Abstraction on a module that I am working with but all data operations are on collections to avoid multiple datasource invocations, so I am not sure I have a decent “pointcut” at which to method-level cache. This is not a Spring or Java specific issue but more of a design problem.
Declarative caching on Collections
I am interested in using Spring’s Cache Abstraction on a module that I am working with but all data operations are on collections to avoid multiple datasource invocations, so I am not sure I have a decent “pointcut” at which to method-level cache. This is not a Spring or Java specific issue but more of a design problem.
How are declarative languages executed by a computer?
I’m getting introduced to declarative languages and am beginning to love them. In particular Haskell, a functional language, is very expressive, easy to debug. But my question has to do with execution. Are such languages compiled or interpreted? If it is the latter then I would have to choose conventional languages like C++ or Java for performance reasons. But I would love to use declarative languages for their increased productivity and ease of maintenance.
Eager to hear from the esteemed members of this community.