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Functional Programming, Clojure, Hammock Driven Development, Dynamic programming language • We at Adeptlabz successfully delivered our first project in Clojure recently.We were able to deliver some complex features with ease because of the outstanding data-oriented programming features provided by Clojure. This blog post summarizes our experiences and learnings • read more
Property Based Testing • Property-based testing is one of the powerful technique to unit test the code. Unlike the example-based testing (where we Arrange a set of example inputs to Assert the system under test), Property based testing enable us to focus on what we wanted to test and liberate us from doing mundane work on coming up with sample inputs. Recently, I got a chance to use Property based testing in an open source library that I am developing to use Suave in Azure Functions. I felt very productive and it was a such a joy to write the unit tests. In this blog post, you are going to learn how Property-based testing has helped me and why you need to consider using(or learning) it • read more
Golang • In my previous blog post, we have seen how to use the create and find function in gorm along with use-case driven approach. In this blog post, we will be extending our blogging platform gomidway by implementing an another interesting use case • read more
Golang • We have been using gorm as a primary tool to interact with PostgreSQL from golang for almost a year now. Gorm does an excellent job as an ORM library, and we enjoyed using it in our projects. Through this blog post series, I will be sharing our experiences on how we leveraged gorm to solve our client’s needs • read more
Golang • In my previous blog post, we have seen how interfaces in golang can help us to come up with a cleaner design. In this blog post, we are going to see an another interesting use case of applying golang’s interfaces in creating adapters • read more
Golang • In my previous blog post on using golang in production, I have mentioned that interfaces are my favorite feature in golang. As a follow-up of this comment, I would like to share how we are using (my current project is also in golang!) the interfaces to keep our code clean and consistent through a series of three blog posts. This blog post series assumes that you are familiar with the basics of interfaces in golang. If would like to know what it brings to the table, I strongly recommend to check out this well-written article by Yan Cui. Let me start the series with a solution that we have implemented a few days back • read more
“F# Applied” is an excellent introduction to applied, modern programming for the web. Starting with Suave, the F# server-side web framework, this book will teach you how to create complete applications using Functional-First Programming with F# In this book you will read: How to create complete application using Functional Programming Principles using F# An in-depth understanding of Web development in F# using Suave How to develop applications using EventSourcing, CQRS, and DDD in F# How to set up continuous integration and continuous deployment using FAKE and Docker How to leverage libraries like Rx, FSharp.Data and Paket • read more
The objective of this book is to answer the most significant question that developers encounter while learning or working with F#: How can I build a real-world, production-ready, end-to-end application in F# using the functional programming principles? Immutability, Type Safety, Pattern Matching, Pure Functions and all other functional programming things sound good on paper but How can I build something useful by applying it? This book has been created exclusively to answer these questions in a developer-friendly way! We are going to build a clone of the Twitter application, FsTweet. Right from starting an empty directory for the application to deploying it on Azure App Service, we are going to learn step by step • read more
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