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The Utility of Erlang Records: Where They Should and Probably Shouldn't be Replaced by Maps
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The Utility of Erlang Records: Where They Should and Probably Shouldn't be Replaced by Maps

There are two kinds of associations common in software: 0. A fixed mapping from a set of pre-defined names to values. 1. A dynamic mapping from a type domain to another. As an example of the first, consider C structs or Haskell data declarations with named fields. You have a
Mar 30, 2014 3 min read
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Ternary Search Trie in Erlang

The last few months I've not done a terrible amount hobby programming; I spent much of the time interviewing (successfully!) at Rackspace and, since arriving in San Antonio, have been busy learning the team code-base. There were a few hobby projects I finished during February-April period, the one I'm most
Apr 29, 2012 1 min read
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