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www.creativedeletion.com
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| | | | | Five years ago Elixir code would usually have to call third party applications to handle date, time and time zones. And blog posts (including on this blog), ... | |
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clojure-doc.org
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| | | | | Lisps like Clojure are well suited to creating rich DSLs that integrate seamlessly into the language.You may have heard Lisps boasting about code being data and data being code. In this article we will define a DSL that benefits handsomely from this fact. | |
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mmhaskell.com
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slashusr.wordpress.com
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| | | Recently, I came across a scenario where I had to quickly copy the previous line in an Emacs buffer to the current position. The usual method for doing this has been to invoke: C-p C-a C-k C-y RET C-y Which basically does the following: Moves to the previous line (C-p) Moves to the beginning of... | ||
