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On Lisp

Instead of just writing your program in Lisp, you can write your own language on Lisp, and write your program in that.

It is possible to write programs bottom-up in any language, but Lisp is the most natural vehicle for this style of programming. In Lisp, bottom-up design is not a special technique reserved for unusually large or difficult programs. Any substantial program will be written partly in this style. Lisp was meant from the start to be an extensible language. [...]

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0. Project Setup

Part 1: Scopes

1. Scopes and Digest

2. Scope Inheritance

3. Watching Collections

Part 2: Expressions And Filters

4. Lexing Expressions

5. Parsing Expressions

6. Expressions On The Scope

7. Creating Filters

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(def seats  (-> (repeat 5000 nil) vec ref))
(def clerks (repeatedly 10 #(agent 0)))

(defn available-indexes
  "Given a sequence of seats, returns a (lazy)
   sequence of the indexes of the available seats.
   This is purely functional and doesn't know anything
   about refs or agents"
  [seats]
  (keep-indexed

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'use strict';

function $CompileProvider($provide) {
  
  var directives = {};
  
  this.directive = function(name, factory) {
    if (!directives.hasOwnProperty(name)) {
      directives[name] = [factory];
      $provide.factory(

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• Douglas Engelbart
  • NLS: The oN-Line System
  • The Mother of All Demos (100min, worth watching!)
  • Books: The Dream Machine and Innovators
• Front-End Development Tooling
  • Build tools: Grunt, Gulp
  • Dependency Management: NPM, Bower
  • Linting: JSHint, ESLint
  • Transpiling: CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Traceur, 6to5
• CSS: Autoprefixer, [Stylus](http://learnboost.git

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Act 1

Igor Minar at ng-europe, October 23:

Once 2.0 is ready, then we’ll figure out what’s the best way to migrate. At this point we’re really trying to create the best 2.0 ever, and once we know what that is, we’ll go back and see what is the best migration path. Because if we run it the other way around, that would constrain what we can do with 2.0.

Act 2

David Iffland, InfoQ, October 27:

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module.config(['$provide', function($provide) {
 
  // Add a method to $q that returns a promise resolved to
  // the given value. Use as: $q.now(42)
  $provide.decorator('$q', ['$delegate', function($delegate) {
    $delegate.now = function(value) {
      var d = $delegate.defer();
      d.resolve(value);
      return d.promise;
    };

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// Framework

function createInjector() {

  var instanceCache = {};
  var providerCache = {};

  function constant(key, value) {
    instanceCache[key] = value;
  }

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{ "names": [ "Anne", "Bette", "Cate", "Dawn",
            "Elise", "Faye", "Ginger", "Harriot",
            "Izzy", "Jane", "Kaye", "Liz",
            "Maria", "Nell", "Olive", "Pat",
            "Queenie", "Rae", "Sal", "Tam",
            "Uma", "Violet", "Wilma", "Xana",
            "Yvonne", "Zelda",
            "Abe", "Billy", "Caleb", "Davie",
            "Eb", "Frank", "Gabe", "House",
            "Icarus", "Jack", "Kurt", "Larry",