Shinku ABOOKEN posted:

if you use metaprogramming in any sense other than generic types please explain yourself

JewKiller 3000 posted:

your definition of beautiful must be very different from mine

Powaqoatse posted:

FamDav posted:

also event-driven synchronization and post-hoc reconciliation are the 1920s devil and you should probably go somewhere else first for your fix

consistent transactions are the bedrock of any successful large tech company, and its no surprise that google and amazon are built on top of consensus as a service

AWWNAW posted:

this is True and Good but you gotta admit AWS gives end users every opportunity (and probably a lot of tutorials) to build systems like this w/o contraindication. what is amazon's chubby?

Shinku ABOOKEN posted:

if you use metaprogramming in any sense other than generic types please explain yourself

Sagacity posted:

* or, they'll just add an optional field to their existing message

Sagacity posted:

But at some point you reach a tipping point where most of your properties are optional?

MononcQc posted:

my totally flippant opinion of Go and Node.js is that they're the two communities that are the largest proponents of microservices because both language are lacking in terms of facilities to allow the abstractions and code organization required to make a large code base maintainable. The weaknesses in the languages must be palliated by architectural patterns which enforce concepts (i.e. demarcations of programming in the large vs. programming in the small) that are hard to express with the base language itself.

gonadic io posted:

documentation

quote:

code quality of everything related to swagger is...well -- swagger-codegen is touted as the way to go for generating clients that consume a rest api. it's literally just a Map<String, String> that goes into some kind of mustache (or w/e) template.

Shinku ABOOKEN posted:

if you use metaprogramming in any sense other than generic types please explain yourself

eschaton posted:

macros are cool and a good way to make it easy to write and read well structured code

eschaton posted:

metaprogramming in Common Lisp has nothing to do with generic types but it’s both idiomatic and fine, macros are cool and a good way to make it easy to write and read well structured code

it’s just about the only place I’ve seen metaprogramming used non-horribly though

(along with Enterprise Objects Framework, Core Data, and KVC/KVO/bindings, of course)

rt4 posted:

frankly learning how to use lisp languages has eliminated my patience for learning any other syntax

rt4 posted:

frankly learning how to use lisp languages has eliminated my patience for learning any other syntax

Shinku ABOOKEN posted:

if you use metaprogramming in any sense other than generic types please explain yourself

Condiv posted:

i used implicits in scala to create a notequals op for types

rt4 posted:

frankly learning how to use lisp languages has eliminated my patience for learning any other syntax

Akifumi Takata posted:

Dear all,

Nursery is a persistent object framework (object database) for Cocoa.
It is written in Objective-C.
It is implemented ONLY with the Cocoa Framework.

Akifumi Takata posted:

Dear all,

I changed the problematic domain name to nursery-framework.org.
Along with that, I also changed the program's Bundle Identifier etc.

Akifumi Takata posted:

Dear Richard Charles,

I let you feel uncomfortable.

I'm sorry.

I already understood the word in English-speaking countries and how it is understood by people.

In the check-in comment "pedophiliaという名称をnursery-frameworkに変更した。" means "Changed the name pedophilia to nursery-framework" in English.
In addition, "ファイル中の不適切な名称を変更。" means "Change inappropriate name in file" in English.

Akifumi Takata posted:

Dear Alex Zavatone,

I would like to explain a bit more about this.

As a premise, in Nursery the word "object" has two major meanings.

One is an object that is represented by the Objective-C runtime and exists in memory.

The other is an object that is represented by Nursery and exists in a serialized form in the database file.

The lifetime of these two kinds of objects is not the same.

The above-mentioned word GC deals with objects of the second meaning.
Therefore, it can not cope with ARC or the traditional method of retain / release.

This process is implemented by NUKidnapper.
Then, the area in the database file freed by GC is compactioned by NUParader.

I am anxious about the class name now.

Akifumi Takata posted:

code:

//
//  NUKidnapper.h
//  Nursery
//
//  Created by P,T,A on 11/08/17.
//  Copyright 2011 Nursery-Framework. All rights reserved.
//

#import <Nursery/NUTypes.h>
#import "NUThreadedChildminder.h"

extern const NUUInt8 NUKidnapperNonePhase;
extern const NUUInt8 NUKidnapperStalkPhase;
extern const NUUInt8 NUKidnapperKidnapPhase;

@class NUIndexArray, NUMainBranchNursery, NUPeephole;

@interface NUKidnapper : NUThreadedChildminder
{
	NUIndexArray *grayOOPs;
	BOOL shouldLoadGrayOOPs;
	NUUInt8 currentPhase;
	NUUInt64 grade;
	NUPeephole *peephole;
}

+ (id)kidnapperWithPlayLot:(NUPlayLot *)aPlayLot;

- (id)initWithPlayLot:(NUPlayLot *)aPlayLot;

- (void)objectDidEncode:(NUUInt64)anOOP;

- (void)save;
- (void)load;

- (NUMainBranchNursery *)nursery;

- (NUUInt64)grade;

@end

@interface NUKidnapper (Private)

- (void)stalkObjects;
- (void)stalkObjectsUntilStop;
- (void)kidnapObjects;
- (void)pushRootOOP;
- (void)loadGrayOOPs;
- (void)pushOOPAsGrayIfWhite:(NUUInt64)anOOP;
- (void)pushOOPAsGrayIfBlack:(NUUInt64)anOOP;
- (NUUInt64)popGrayOOP;
- (void)setGrade:(NUUInt64)aGrade;

@end

rjmccall posted:

like, the project name i can maybe get, it's compositional, most -philia/-phile words are positive, maybe you saw it and never thought to check

the kidnapper thing is just, how, is this all some bizarre troll, did you really write an entire object database from scratch just to do this. like the analogies all actually work, grades and sandlots and kidnapping and

rjmccall posted:

rjmccall posted:

like, the project name i can maybe get, it's compositional, most -philia/-phile words are positive, maybe you saw it and never thought to check

the kidnapper thing is just, how, is this all some bizarre troll, did you really write an entire object database from scratch just to do this. like the analogies all actually work, grades and sandlots and kidnapping and

rjmccall posted: