Less is More in Languages with Mark Seemann
.NET Rocks!28 Juli 2015

Less is More in Languages with Mark Seemann

How much of a language is essential? Carl and Richard chat with Mark Seemann about what features are critical to a language, and which ones are redundant. Who would put redundant features in a language? Mark talks about how languages evolve, and how more advanced features can supercede older features, but the old features can never be removed without breaking existing code. And worst still, when building a language is your business, you'll add features whether they are needed or not - you need something new to sell! The conversation also digs into understanding languages more deeply - do you really need that if statement? Just because a feature exists doesn't mean you need to use it!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

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Securing Existing Applications with Joylynn Kirui

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What can observability do for you? While at NDC in Oslo, Carl and Richard chatted with Alayshia Knighten about her work with honeycomb and helping people understand what's happening with their applica...

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Cloud Scaling from the Trenches with Meg Gotshall

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Ready for a story of cloud scaling from the trenches? While at NDC Oslo, Carl and Richard talked with Meg Gotshall about her experiences scaling the Fotoware service with her team. Meg talks about the...

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Testing Web Apps using Playwright Debbie O'Brien

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