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  1. Martin Hellspong
    Martin Hellspong

    Scala 3: Returning implicit function literals

    When I recently looked at implicit functions in Scala 3 (still only available as a pre-release compiler codenamed ‘Dotty’) I had some que...
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  2. Martin Hellspong
    Martin Hellspong

    Implicit Functions in Scala 3

    One of the many new things in Scala 3 (still only available as a pre-release compiler codenamed ‘Dotty’) is the ability to define implici...
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  3. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Building a parser for Sequence

    Now that we have defined what we want the Sequence language to look like, we need to formalize this in a grammar and build a parser to pa...
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  4. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Defining the Sequence language

    Even a tiny language as Sequnce requires a careful and iterative process, you need to consider both the semantics and the synatax.
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  5. Per Rovegård
    Per Rovegård

    TDD and prototyping—a love story?

    How can you write tests when you don’t know which code you need to write?
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  6. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Building your own DSL does not have to be hard

    The need for different types of computer languages is growing rapidly — luckily it turns out that creating your own Domain Specific Langu...
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  7. Per Rovegård
    Per Rovegård

    Git-diffing Excel files, part 2

    This post adds some details that are big enough to deserve a separate post. They are: User-level configuration of Excel diffing. How to ...
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  8. Per Rovegård
    Per Rovegård

    Nashorn's JSObject in context

    The purpose of this article is to explain when the different JSObject methods are called during script execution and in some cases how th...
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  9. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Bytes do not destroy software — people do

    Have you ever come across a poorly written software where you thought to yourself — this has grown out of control!
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