Some Comments from a Numerical Analyst
In this episode, I read and comment on an excerpt from the 1970 Turing Award Lecture by James Wilkinson.
31 Maj 20211h 9min
Don't overcomplicate the onion architecture
When using the onion architecture, you need to consider the dependencies (actions depend on calculations), but also you need to consider the semantic dependencies (the domain should not know about the...
24 Maj 202121min
Is Haskell the best procedural language?
Functional programming is a mindset that distinguishes actions, calculations, and data. That's where it derives its power. Simply applying the discipline of 'only pure functions' lets you programming ...
17 Maj 202120min
Do forces really exist?
Force is an important concept in Newtonian mechanics. But do forces really exist? In fact, it is an abstraction invented by Newton. The insight revolutionized physics and universalized his model. What...
10 Maj 202120min
Could we build Newtonian mechanics on purpose?
One of the greatest domain models ever built was Newtonian mechanics. Why did it take physics, as a field, thousands of years to figure it out? What can we learn from Newtonian mechanics to help us mo...
3 Maj 202113min
How is domain modeling related to Starbucks?
We discuss two phases of domain modeling, one easy and one difficult.https://lispcast.com/how-is-domain-modeling-related-to-starbucks/
26 Apr 202114min
Is design a noun or a verb?
For audio, video, and text transcripts: https://lispcast.com/is-design-a-noun-or-a-verb/
29 Mars 202118min
Has software design taken a wrong turn?
For audio, video, and text transcripts: https://lispcast.com/has-software-design-taken-a-wrong-turn/
22 Mars 202119min
