I spent the better part of yesterday tracing my way through the codebase for a large-scale enterprise application that my team is building right now, and I happened upon the following piece of code: As I read this code, I thought “This just SCREAMS a need for Groovy’s closure iterators.” So, last night I quickly [...]
Archive for the ‘functional-programming’ Category
30 Apr
Functional programming blog aggregator in the works…
So I’m in the midst of planning my next toy project, specifically with an aim to build something for the cloud, be it Google App Engine, Mor.ph, EC2, etc. (that part is still up for grabs). What I’d like to do is an opt-in blog aggregation site focused around functional programming. It would be very [...]
27 Apr
Joel’s BuilderBuilder in Groovy
Joel Neely started a series of posts over the weekend detailing a proposed exploration of what Functional Programming means “to me as a practicing OO software developer?” The task at hand is to look at the generation of Data Transfer Objects which include a static inner class that functions as a builder. Since I’m exploring [...]
