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Functions as first class citizens in SICP Lecture 1A
In my notes on part 4 of The Art and Science of CAP I make a number of references to functions as first class citizens, and show the parallel with queries also in CAP having that same first class...
read postTASC Notes - Part 5
These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 5, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history...
read postTASC Notes - Part 4
These are somewhat more detailed notes than normal that summarise The Art and Science of CAP part 4, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the...
read postThe Art and Science of CAP
Here's a summary of the resources relating to the series called "The Art and Science of CAP" with Daniel Hutzel. The series consists of a number of episodes, broadcast live on the Hands-on...
read postTASC Notes - Part 3
These are the raw, unedited notes I took to summarise The Art and Science of CAP part 3, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology...
read postTASC Notes - Part 2
These are the raw, unedited notes I took to summarise The Art and Science of CAP part 2, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology...
read postFlattening the hierarchy with mixins
Another gem in the TASC ("The Art & Science of CAP") inaugural episode is from around 49 mins in, in Daniel H's example about two application teams ("invoices" and...
read postSeparating concerns and focusing on the important stuff
The phrase "separation of concerns" is one that I hear relatively often, but have never until now stopped to think properly about what it is, what it means. It's a concept discrete and...
read postRestricting access via facets with masked elements
Watching the inaugural episode of The Art & Science of CAP, in particular around 39 mins in, Daniel was showing an example of a projection where some of the details of the entity -- upon which the...
read postKeeping things simple in domain modelling with CDS
When embracing domain modelling with CAP, keep things simple. One of the greatest benefits of domain modelling done properly is having a domain expert on the team. Don't forget that domain expert,...
read postTASC Notes - Part 1
These are notes relating to part one of The Art and Science of CAP, which aired live as part of Devtoberfest this year. This inaugural episode kicked off a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore...
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