Software Unscripted

Are Functions Data? with Yehonathan Sharvit

Nov 28, 2022

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Is Lisp a Functional Language?

02:42

Is Turing Complete a Total Language?

01:51

Lisp, Is a Function Programming Language?

01:46

Introduction

2min

Closing Principles Around Data

2min

JavaScript

2min

Object-Oriented Programming - Java Community

2min

Is There Such as a Python Dict Literal?

2min

Is There a Trade-Off Between Performance and Usability?

2min

Is There a Way to Optimize a Hash Map?

3min

Using a Reduce Hash Map to Detect a Mutation

2min

The Most Started GitHub Repo in JavaScript

3min

10.

Is There a Way to Convert a String to a Object?

3min

11.

JavaScript - How to Decode a String Into a Long Digit

3min

12.

Closing in Java Script

5min

13.

Should We Have Anonymous Structural Types?

4min

14.

Ruby on Rails Unit Tests

2min

15.

Rails Data Structures

2min

16.

Using Immutable Data Structures to Represent Binary Trees

2min

17.

Is Closure a Function?

2min

18.

Getting a Field From a Map in Haskell

2min

19.

Is Functions Data?

3min

20.

Can You Write a Programming Language That Doesn't Use YAML or JSON?

2min

21.

Is Turing Complete a Total Language?

2min

22.

Lisp, Is a Function Programming Language?

2min

23.

Is Lisp a Functional Language?

3min

Richard talks with Yehonathan Sharvit, author of the book Data Oriented Programming from Manning Publications, about data oriented programming, immutability, and whether functions should be considered data.

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