marcoshplace
When we think about interfaces in software development, it’s easy that our thoughts go the interface keyword used in many Object-Oriented languages like Java and C#. But interfaces are a much more general concept, and they could be defined as: an interface is a shared boundary across which...
marcoshplace
When we are writing our beautiful code we often need to deal with dependencies, might they be tools, libraries, or simply other code we wrote some time ago. Choosing to use a dependency usually comes with its own set of tradeoffs and constraints. For example using a relational or a...
marcoshplace
One of the aspects which sets Haskell apart from other programming languages is that we tend to handle our effects with care. We are used to using monads to encode side effects; for example we use Either e to encode failures, Reader r to describe configuration and State s for stateful...
Sergey Melnychuk
Why don’t I implement a nice monadic parser combinator library in Rust? That’s what my thought was when after implementing low-level mock-HTTP server in MIO and actually needed to parse the bytes received by server. What I wanted is a declative way to define sequence of strings to be matched...