The Eric Normand Podcast

What does it mean for a function to have a zero? 04.04.2019 12:13 ↓

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What is a function’s identity? 01.04.2019 9:36 ↓

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Why do promises make async JavaScript better than callbacks? 28.03.2019 12:21 ↓

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What are first-class functions? 25.03.2019 15:24 ↓

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Where to find time to learn functional programming? 21.03.2019 20:20 ↓

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Do locks slow down your code? 18.03.2019 21:31 ↓

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What is idempotence? 14.03.2019 15:05 ↓

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What is commutativity and why is it so useful in distributed systems? 11.03.2019 21:50 ↓

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What is associativity and why is it useful in parallel programming? 07.03.2019 21:27 ↓

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What are timelines and what do they have to do with functional programming? 04.03.2019 25:46 ↓

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Cheap or free functional programming for your team 28.02.2019 21:29 ↓

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What is recursion and when should I use it? 25.02.2019 15:32 ↓

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What are side-effects? 21.02.2019 7:25 ↓

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What are concurrency and parallelism? 18.02.2019 10:59 ↓

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What are race conditions? 14.02.2019 11:38 ↓

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What are pure functions? 11.02.2019 11:46 ↓

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How to apply the Onion Architecture 07.02.2019 16:36 ↓

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How do you create a semantic base layer? 06.12.2018 29:23 ↓

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Tension between data and entity 03.12.2018 14:11 ↓

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Is React functional programming? 29.11.2018 17:14 ↓

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What is Event Sourcing? 26.11.2018 13:55 ↓

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Is there always a way to implement an algorithm without mutable state? 22.11.2018 13:22 ↓

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What is the universal process pattern? 19.11.2018 6:54 ↓

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What is the onion architecture? 15.11.2018 13:59 ↓

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More about Stratified Design 12.11.2018 14:43 ↓

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