Showing posts with label Higher-order functions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Higher-order functions. Show all posts
Friday 9 September 2022

Kotlin: another Friday afternoon, another round of random investigation

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G'day: Because no-one has specifically screams "FFS stop it, Cameron", I'm gonna continue with another random Kotlin noo...
Wednesday 7 July 2021

TIL: two things about reduce operations

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G'day: When working through yesterday's article (" TDD, code puzzle, recursing reductions "), I learned two new things a...
Tuesday 6 July 2021

TDD, code puzzle, recursing reductions

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G'day: I couldn't think of a title for this one, so: that'll do. A few days ago Tom King posted this on the CFML Slack chann...
Thursday 1 July 2021

One last one! CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: reduceRight

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G'day: I forgot one! I've already discussed map , reduce , filter , sort , some , every and each , operations; but recently red...

CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: some, every and each functions

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G'day: I'm gonna try to round out this short series today: there's not much to say about the some , every and each methods i...
Wednesday 30 June 2021

CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: sort function

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G'day: OK so you've probably got the gist of things with these articles, with my previous treatments of comparing "modern&quo...
Tuesday 29 June 2021

CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: filter function

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G'day This one will be pretty short I think. It's the next effort in going over how these higher-order functions work compared to ...
Monday 28 June 2021

CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: reduce function

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G'day: Here's the next effort in going over how these higher-order functions work compared to writing procedural code in CFML tags...

CFML higher-order functions compared to tag-based code: map function

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G'day: As I mentioned yesterday (" CFML: tag-based versions of some script-based code ") I've been asked by a couple of ...