Terrier IR Platform - Homepage - 0 views
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"Terrier is a highly flexible, efficient, and effective open source search engine, readily deployable on large-scale collections of documents. Terrier implements state-of-the-art indexing and retrieval functionalities, and provides an ideal platform for the rapid development and evaluation of large-scale retrieval applications."
Introduction to Category Theory in Scala | Heiko's Blog - 0 views
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"If you are a former Java developer and have become a Scala fanboy like me, you will probably sooner or later encounter terms like monad, functor or other mysteries from the realm of category theory which make you feel like a little dummkopf (screamingly funny for a German like me, according to www.dict.cc this seems to be a proper English verb)."
A Small Example of Applicative Functors with Scalaz | Casual Miracles - 0 views
A Simple Example of a Kleisli Arrow in Scala - 0 views
Dependency Injection - Grupos de Google - 1 views
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Jugoso debate y ejemplos de como reemplazar inyección de dependencias (DI) con patrones comunes de programación funcional.
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Me expresé muy mal, muy desde el punto de vista de un programador java... el asunto en realidad no es "cómo reemplazar DI" sino qué patrones de diseño hicieron que nunca fuera necesario el uso de DI en los lenguajes del paradigma funcional y cómo se pueden aplicar en scala.
Scalaz - Resources For Beginners - Hacking Scala - 0 views
Iteratees in Big Data at Klout « Klout Engineering - 0 views
Trampolines: Stackless Scala With Free Monads - 0 views
Dead-Simple Dependency Injection - YouTube - 2 views
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Muy buena charla de Runar Bjarnasson sobre DI estilo funcional. En alguna charla lo escuché decir algo así como: Como todos sabemos "Inversion Of Control" es solo otra forma de llamar al "pasaje de parámetros". Y eso marca el approach alternativo al "DI estilo Spring" que tomó el mundo de la programación funcional.
learning Scalaz - 1 views
How Good C# Habits can Encourage Bad JavaScript Habits: Part 3 - Function Scope, Hoisti... - 0 views
Typeclassopedia - HaskellWiki - 0 views
Rich Dougherty's blog: Tail calls, @tailrec and trampolines - 2 views
Monadic Design Patterns for the Web - 0 views
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A programmer building an Internet-based application interacts with, on average, no less than a dozen technologies. These applications need nearly continuous operation: 24-7 availability in order to service hundreds to thousands of concurrent requests. Developers need the tools to manage that complexity and Monadic Design Patterns for the Web serves that need.
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