What is tabular programming?
The Falcon programming language advertises itself as supporting tabular programming:
How do objects fit into modern C++ (stl, policy-classes, functional) style?
I’m a bit confused so the question is a bit confusing. TL;dr: how to mix STL and OOP?
Good practice -apply paradigm to a language that is not fit for it
For example, what happens if a coder tries to code in purely functional-style paradigm in OO-paradigm language(Java)? Will it work? Or the OO nature of Java will not let it happen?
Dependency properties outside the realm of WPF?
Is there a more general concept or name for what WPF calls “dependency properties”? I imagine this is not a WPF-ism and in fact other libraries or frameworks have employed a similar approach? If so, what are these other instances and what are the similarities and differences compared to Microsoft’s dependency properties?
Dependency properties outside the realm of WPF?
Is there a more general concept or name for what WPF calls “dependency properties”? I imagine this is not a WPF-ism and in fact other libraries or frameworks have employed a similar approach? If so, what are these other instances and what are the similarities and differences compared to Microsoft’s dependency properties?
Dependency properties outside the realm of WPF?
Is there a more general concept or name for what WPF calls “dependency properties”? I imagine this is not a WPF-ism and in fact other libraries or frameworks have employed a similar approach? If so, what are these other instances and what are the similarities and differences compared to Microsoft’s dependency properties?
Dependency properties outside the realm of WPF?
Is there a more general concept or name for what WPF calls “dependency properties”? I imagine this is not a WPF-ism and in fact other libraries or frameworks have employed a similar approach? If so, what are these other instances and what are the similarities and differences compared to Microsoft’s dependency properties?
Dependency properties outside the realm of WPF?
Is there a more general concept or name for what WPF calls “dependency properties”? I imagine this is not a WPF-ism and in fact other libraries or frameworks have employed a similar approach? If so, what are these other instances and what are the similarities and differences compared to Microsoft’s dependency properties?
Why is an anemic domain model considered bad in C#/OOP, but very important in F#/FP?
In a blog post on F# for fun and profit, it says:
Why is an anemic domain model considered bad in C#/OOP, but very important in F#/FP?
In a blog post on F# for fun and profit, it says: