Go’s features of last resort
A “Feature of Last Resort” (FOLR) is a useful feature which solves certain otherwise hard-to-solve problems, but are often best avoided.
Source: Go’s features of last resort, an article by Martin Tournoij.
A “Feature of Last Resort” (FOLR) is a useful feature which solves certain otherwise hard-to-solve problems, but are often best avoided.
Source: Go’s features of last resort, an article by Martin Tournoij.
How to choose the correct representation for storing Dates and Times.
Source: Why “Always use UTC” is bad advice, an article by Tom Lokhorst.
In this chapter, we’re going to learn about the main tools that you’ll be using for developing programs in Haskell. The three components we’ll be discussing are the Glasgow Haskell Compiler, otherwise known as GHC, Cabal, and Stack.
Source: The Haskell Development Environment, an article by Levi Notik.