Excerpt from The Patterning #Instinct | Introduction: An #Archaeology of the #Mind

#Patterns #PatternMatching #SelfSimilarity

https://www.resilience.org/stories/2019-04-25/excerpt-from-the-patterning-instinct-introduction-an-archaeology-of-the-mind/

Nieuwe outfit! Start van het naaiwerk: vrijdagavond, zondagmiddag klaar. Klaar voor de Antillen!
Edit: added @sewing
#sewing #vlisco #dyi #diycrafts #sewn #patternmatching #blue #wax #waxprintingftw #waxprint #yellow #holidayoutfit #skirtwithpockets #pockets #pocketsofjoy #pockets4women #pocketsforall #pocketsforher #pocketsforeveryone #Pocketnow #pocketsinallclothing #wewantpockets

Seven months ago, @peterwessels and I did our #PatternMatching talk during the Early Bird slot at J-Fall. The recording is now available! Watch how we managed to deliver our talk in spite of many audio & video problems. 🙈 https://youtu.be/eIcA-IAcfGo #JFall

Dzień dobry #DevoxxPL attendees! At 9:00 @peterwessels and myself will talk about #PatternMatching in #Java. Join us in Room 3 to hear all about the past, present and future of this language-focused feature arc!

Big news in the #Java world today! The finalisations of #PatternMatching in switch (openjdk.org/jeps/441) and #RecordPatterns (openjdk.org/jeps/440) are now proposed to target #JDK21. 🥳

Turns out that two more of my talks have been accepted for #DevoxxPL! On top of the talk on #PatternMatching, I will do my #VersionControl talk (about a few #Git alternatives) and a live-coding Lightning talk about the things I learned while getting #JavaCertified. Looking forward!

Thank you Devoxx Poland for inviting @peterwessels and me to speak at your conference! We'll talk about #PatternMatching in #Java, how to leverage it and where it's heading. See you at the end of May! #DevoxxPL

At 16:00 in Quantum 3+4 at #JavaLand, @peterwessels and I will tell you all about the current state of #PatternMatching in #Java. Are you curious about this new feature? Then attend our talk! @JavaLandConf

I have found a little bit of my sewjo so decided to make myself the Named Lahja robe.

I didn't have enough fabric to pattern match long seams, but I absolutely went to town on the pockets.

Is there even a pocket there? Why yes, there is!
#Sewing #PatternMatching #AwwYeah

Well, that was fun! Thank you #SpilbergMeetup for having us speak at your event on #PatternMatching in #Java - until we meet again! Slide deck is up at https://hanno.codes/slides/pattern-matching-small-enhancement-or-major-feature/spilberg-meetup-2023

⚡️Power up your JVM language skills!⚡️ Next Tuesday evening I'll be in Amsterdam for the Spilberg Meetup with @peterwessels to talk about #PatternMatching in Java! And Ties van de Ven will speak on functional programming in #Kotlin. More info and registration at https://www.spilberg.nl/en/events/power-up-your-jvm-language-skills-1

Wednesday Links - Edition 2023-02-08
https://dev.to/0xkkocel/wednesday-links-edition-2023-02-08-4kp3
#java #jvm #jep #png #gradle #kubernetes #kotlin #patternmatching

I find the #hiccup syntax in #clojure actually not bad to generate HTML with. I tried a mini example in #elixir. Sometimes I really like dynamic languages, a lot of things are very easy with them. Also #patternmatching or guards is a tool that every developer should have available in his favorite programming language.
https://gist.github.com/leobm/3c2935308779d6abe7301956dc2ceaeb

I find the #hiccup syntax in #clojure actually not bad to generate HTML with. I tried a mini example in #elixir. Sometimes I really like dynamic languages, a lot of things are very easy with them. Also #patternmatching or guards is a tool that every developer should have available in his favorite programming language.
https://gist.github.com/leobm/3c2935308779d6abe7301956dc2ceaeb

I find the #hiccup syntax in #clojure actually not bad to generate HTML with. I tried a mini example in #elixir. Sometimes I really like dynamic languages, a lot of things are very easy with them. Also #patternmatching or guards is a tool that every developer should have available in his favorite programming language.

I find the #hiccup syntax in #clojure actually not bad to generate HTML with. I tried a mini example in #elixir. Sometimes I really like dynamic languages, a lot of things are very easy with them. Also #patternmatching or guards is a tool that every developer should have available in his favorite programming language.

I released dry-matcher 1.0.0 today. It's something we built years ago and I remember that this was yet another "weird concept" we were bringing to #Ruby 🙀

Eventually, Pattern Matching was introduced as one of the new language features and now more and more people are adopting it 🤓

Seeing functional concepts becoming part of Ruby makes me very happy. I hope all the naysayers have changed their mind already! 😊

#dry_rb #patternmatching

Another interesting programming language: SML(NJ). Got a repo [1] for working through "Elements of ML Programming" by Ullman.

I like the currying and the pattern matching when defining functions. Would be cool to have a way of automatically making curried functions in Scheme & a simple way of calling those without going (((func a) b) c).

[1]: https://notabug.org/ZelphirKaltstahl/sml-examples/src/master/exercises.org (Linking the org-mode exercises file. It is probably the most relevant.)

#programming #sml #currying #patternmatching

:blobwizard: Sanitize Strings in Elixir with Pattern Matching and Recursion
— Sophie DeBenedetto
#Elixir #PatternMatching #Recursion
https://dev.to/appsignal/sanitize-strings-in-elixir-with-pattern-matching-and-recursion-5229

:blobwizard: Sanitize Strings in Elixir with Pattern Matching and Recursion
— Sophie DeBenedetto
#Elixir #PatternMatching #Recursion
https://dev.to/appsignal/sanitize-strings-in-elixir-with-pattern-matching-and-recursion-5229