Lambda the Ultimate

type	title	author	last post
Story	Gilad Is Right Type systems let us reason by nat The only way a computer by nat What I meant is this... Any by nat Who's in control? by nat	Erik Meijer	2014-03-23 13:38
Story	Functional Programming Has Reached The Masses; It's Called Visual Basic It also has special syntax for LINQ by nat	Erik Meijer	2009-11-01 20:12
Forum topic	JVM language summit 2009 Maybe Erik Meijer doesn't know where Mock Objects came from by nat	bashyal	2009-10-20 09:01
Forum topic	ruby vs python Neither are particularly interesting, but their differences are by nat	shahbaz	2009-09-21 10:28
Forum topic	Advanced Types in Qi Halting problem? by nat	shahbaz	2009-08-02 17:00
Forum topic	Explaining monads Trickery by nat	Ehud Lamm	2009-01-30 11:43
Story	Naked Objects It's nice to see theory by nat	Noel	2007-06-12 23:46
Story	Lisp is sin Most Smalltalk programmers do by nat Smalltalk syntax is genius! by nat	Ehud Lamm	2007-05-19 19:51
Forum topic	call by ? and mental models For all it's many faults, by nat	David N. Welton	2006-10-05 21:49
Story	Variance and Generalized Constraints for C# Generics Or typedefs by nat	Ehud Lamm	2006-09-21 04:38
Forum topic	AppleScript - a story worth telling An interesting read by nat	Isaac Gouy	2006-09-19 18:54
Forum topic	"Language Oriented Programming" Meta Programming System User interface designer?!?!? by nat	raould	2006-09-18 15:28
Story	A Core Calculus for Scala Type Checking I'd have thought that by nat	Niels Hoogeveen	2006-07-22 15:59
Forum topic	HLVM - High Level Virtual Machine toolkit for dynamic languages	nat	2006-07-09 21:57
Forum topic	Sudoku Generating Soduku is more interesting than solving by nat	Ehud Lamm	2006-07-01 14:45
Forum topic	The OO barrier Smalltalk doesn't work that way. by nat OOP was originally multiparadigm by nat	snk_kid	2006-06-22 14:07
Forum topic	Relevance of Curry-Howard Exactly by nat I guess we're in violent agreement by nat I think we're talking past each other. by nat Isn't that the wrong way round? by nat When the type system is by nat	Klaus Ostermann	2006-06-12 13:36
Forum topic	Return of the Global Variables? I understood that as his mean by nat	Koray Can	2006-06-08 07:31
Forum topic	Timor: adding "qualifying" and "attribute" types to the OO realm. In this case, I think so. by nat Sure, you can apply some by nat No technology will make by nat	raould	2006-06-02 11:16
Forum topic	public vs. published interfaces That's true, but because by nat A public API can be called by nat	el-vadimo	2006-04-19 20:47
Story	Design Patterns as Higher-Order Datatype-Generic Programs. I think you're missing the point of patterns by nat	Ehud Lamm	2006-04-15 01:01
Story	Python 2.5a1 released More interesting news from GvR by nat	Kay Schluehr	2006-04-10 19:31
Story	Flexible Exception Handling (in Smalltalk) Aren't exception handlers by nat	Ehud Lamm	2006-04-10 15:25
Forum topic	Programming: 50, 100 years from now Ruby on Rails is not far from that by nat People have been saying this by nat That sounds fantastic! You by nat I'm sure that the by nat Well, it's very early days by nat Why bother with artificial by nat I guess I want more than by nat Copy, paste and edit a bit by nat	shahbaz	2006-04-03 17:51
Forum topic	Message Passing vs. Multi-Methods; Mixing the two? Have a look at Slate by nat	Nathan Sobo	2006-03-31 15:38
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