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With these I mean functions such as (>>=) or mappend. These bind different expressions, so we can see many applications of these on the same pipeline. The most interesting example here is the bind of the strict writer monad. instance … Read more

There are various ways in software to handle error conditions. In C or Go, one returns error code. Other programming languages like C++ or Java prefer to throw exceptions. One benefit of using exceptions is that it keeps your code … Read more

GitHub – sterchelen/hssp: CLI to avoid remembering the http status codes {{ message }} This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. You can’t perform that action … Read more

` } // Headings var headings = hit.headings.join(‘ > ‘); if (hit._highlightResult.headings) { headings = hit._highlightResult.headings .map(heading => heading.value) .join(‘ > ‘); } return ` `; } } }) ); search.start(); }); by Tom Johnson on Nov 19, 2018 • … Read more

Whatever your stance on async/await, I’d like to pitch to you on why, in my experience, async/await tends to make code more complicated, not less. The utility of the async/await feature in JavaScript rests on the idea that asynchronous code … Read more

Have you ever though about building an iOS app? I did, but I now wish that I hadn’t. Like many others, I read about Wordle at the end of December last year. Being a word game enthusiast, I found the idea … Read more

One of the outcomes of the release of Core Web Vitals (and subsequent inclusion in Google’s page ranking algorithm) is that we have been paying more attention to unexpected layout shifts and the cumulative layout shift (CLS) score. Some sources … Read more

Do you ever avoid submitting something on HN so devs won’t ruin it? 69 points by behnamoh 49 minutes ago | hide | past | favorite | 43 comments Let’s say I found a way to bring back the number of … Read more