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Ruby
common rails testing mistakes
As developers, we agree that we want to spend our time developing features that deliver value to our projects
Justin Leitgeb
Feb. 12, 2025
Programming Patterns
JavaScript
Functional Programming
refactoring javascript with functional patterns
Let's explore some common legacy JavaScript patterns and try to leverage functional programming concepts to improve the way we write our code.
Luis Fernando Alvarez
Feb. 12, 2025
Haskell
a sneak peek at our haskell training course
Our Haskell training course is a unique part of working as an engineer in Stack Builders. It helps to build our community and helps engineers see problems in new ways, regardless of whether they’re working on Haskell projects, or in languages. We hope that this high-level overview helps you to find the motivation to learn Haskell.
Justin Leitgeb (+2 more)
Feb. 05, 2025
Hackage
Haskell
CI/CD & Automation
announcing semantic-release-hackage, a semantic-release plugin to publish packages in hackage
Rooted in our commitment to fostering open-source software initiatives, this plugin brings the renowned benefits of semantic release to the Haskell community. We're thrilled to announce the release of semantic-release-hackage, a plugin for effortlessly publishing your libraries to Hackage. Forget about manual release, just create your commits and let the plugin do the rest!
David Villamarin
Feb. 05, 2025
Business Strategy
Agile
Professional Development
Product Mindset
the benefits of having a project and product mentality
As PMs, keeping both a product and project mindset is important. Even if it is important to keep track of deliverables, measure team velocities, reach sprint goals, etc., we must always keep in mind who we are creating each product for. If we don’t have this mindset, we may end up developing products that users don’t like and, therefore, will not use.
Isabel Izurieta
Feb. 05, 2025
Haskell
Tutorial
Types
Cloud & Serverless
using cloud haskell to write a type-safe distributed chat
In this tutorial we will implement a distributed chat with Erlang’s style and Haskell’s type safety using Cloud Haskell.
Sebastian Pulido Gomez
Feb. 05, 2025
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