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Story	twill: an extensible scriptlet language for testing web apps Haskell version? by mattmunz	Ehud Lamm	2005-09-12 17:41
Story	Twitter and Rails brouhaha All things come... by Anton van Straaten So... by Matt Hellige Unfortunately... by Paul Snively Do you have any references by Rafael Spring by David Medlock In my next post... by Isaac Gouy How much code did you have by Kay Schluehr We actually moved from Rails to Erlang by Vijay Chakravarthy Pylons and Spring by Paul Snively Sometimes you can have the by Kay Schluehr ...	Ehud Lamm	2007-05-04 04:34
Forum topic	Twitter and Scala Right; you hope the global by lmeyerov Right, I meant PL as the by lmeyerov GIL by Matt Hellige can you clarify? by Dave Herman Programming Linguisitically Interesting by Marc Hamann Figuring I'd eventually be by lmeyerov PL, architecture > compiler by Sean McDirmid Clearly, PL matters, but compilers matter more! by True Konrads Obie's Opinion by Leon P Smith Reliable, high performance code by bashyal ...	snedunuri	2009-04-08 19:30
Forum topic	Twitter feed recommendation: Meredith Patterson	Charles Stewart	2014-09-30 08:30
Story	Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software re z-bo's contention by Thomas Lord I do contend that with by Z-Bo I agree; having the right perspective dictates your application by Z-Bo If the paradigm was to by naasking application level composition by Thomas Lord the unpaid volunteers question by Thomas Lord By avoiding sharing by Kay Schluehr What I find remarkable by Brooks Moses Application-level modularity by Matt Hellige back towards the topic, ok? by Thomas Lord ...	Ehud Lamm	2009-12-07 22:12
Story	Two books Not everyone agrees.. by Ehud Lamm RPG's book online by Luke Gorrie Scientific approach to analysis by Tayssir John Gabbour	Ehud Lamm	2004-07-20 13:40
Forum topic	Two Computers & An Ethernet Cable -- Also A Computer? This discussion is in danger by Ehud Lamm Odd numbers would be better for democracy... by Chris Rathman Can you explain why I must by Jason Dusek Distributed Computing by Bryan Turner Lamport Wrote About This Stuff... by Jason Dusek Why is three so special? by Jason Dusek Usually Fail by Jason Dusek Not two, but at least three... by vieiro RAM Failure Is Out There by Jason Dusek The difference that I see is by naasking ...	Jason Dusek	2008-08-06 21:31
Forum topic	Two Languages (high+low level) vs One Language Compiling is still necessary by gord Why such optimizations couldn by 101 RT vs. FFI by Daniel Yokomizo True, but... by Chui Tey Re: Static vs. dynamic languages by Daniel Yokomizo Static vs. dynamic languages by gord Two questions by Daniel Yokomizo As fast as static by gord Yes and No by Brian T Rice One Language: Why Not? by inglorion ...	David N. Welton	2004-10-21 21:18
Forum topic	Two lectures at the British Computer Society in Covent Garden on Friday 18 May Sounds like fun by Ehud Lamm	Stephen Taylor	2007-05-17 07:37
Forum topic	Two Lightweight DSLs for Rich UI Programming This project uses the by naasking Your "Binding Lambdas when by naasking Other things to look at by Z-Bo I'll certainly check it out! by naasking Safe extension is not by Sean McDirmid Yes, the FrTime papers and by naasking My use of percents is just by Sean McDirmid I guess the key question is; by Z-Bo Wow, cool. Have you had the by Z-Bo Sorry! by Z-Bo ...	Sean McDirmid	2009-06-23 20:38
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