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@mfeathers We've got plenty of ice for ya here in Chicago ;)
Chicago sure is teh suck in the winter.
@GLMotorSports Yea, I used ant for years and managed my own dependencies. That worked well enough for me. I can see the value of Ivy, though
@polgardy agreed. Buildr is a more general-purpose, ruby-scripted build tool. SBT is ideal for Scala.
@paytonrules Isn't there a :force option or a separate cp_rf method?
Incisive, anti-maven rant by @sl4mmy is rocketing around the giant series of twitter tubes: http://kent.spillner.org/blog...
So true for me! RT @debasishg: ... 2009 has been a great learning year for me too, and Twitter has been an excellent catalyst towards that
@dcsobral Thanks! I'm glad you think so.
2009 wasn't a great year for the world, but publishing a book was a long-held dream come true. Thanks for your help, @al3x!
@psnively thanks for the shout out!
Beautiful Blue Moon in the sky tonight. (First time on New Year's Eve since the late 90's, I believe.)
#10yearsago left a failed Paul Allen startup (all of his ..., with one notable exception?) for a telco startup that moved to Chi. in 2004.
@polgardy By the way, there are other great articles on Wadler's web site, like "Why No One Uses Functional Programming".
New Year's Eve shopping frenzy!
A major reason I want to learn Haskell is that most of the FP research papers use it. I want hang with the cool academics...
@polgardy Thanks for providing the link. It's more of an article than a book, I would say.
@polgardy I started doing those 99 exercises in Scala some months ago (but didn't finish). I should do them in Haskell.
@HotFusionMan Yes, some of those things, like Akka and Lift, are libraries, not new languages.
@psnively I would like to read those too. I have "Design Concepts in Prog. Langs." Its massive!
@debasishg I'm trying to do almost all the exercises in Scheme, Clojure and Scala. http://github.com/deanwam... Time consuming!!
@polgardy Perhaps. What do you have in mind? I was intended to work through Real World Haskell at some point.
Read Philip Wadler's "The Essence of Functional Programming" (1992) last night. It's really an explanation of monads. (Haskell warning! ;)
#code2010 goals: learn Haskell, NoSQL dbs, Akka, Lift, and finish the SICP exercises!
@redsquirrel Anyway, congrats on the greenfield project with RSpec!
Cool! RT @jwgrenning: I was thinking that. the way to know for sure is to go listen at http://www.owlpages.com/sounds... Try the great horned owl
#code2009 Scala, Ruby, Java, Clojure, Scheme, Bash, AspectJ, SQL, JavaScript, HTML/XML, and a bit o' C#, Haskell, Fortress
@redsquirrel The owl hoots you're hearing are probably from a morning dove.
Bought this Max ZT album after hearing him play hammer dulcimer on "Chicago Tonight". http://itunes.apple.com/WebObje...
+1 @psnively I don't use tdd 100% of the time but I sure wish that every person I have to work with would. /via @pandamonial
@pandamonial what's the value of maximizing productivity? That's why I pay the APPL tax. ;)
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