Tag: typescript
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Open Source in Software Development
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Open Source, once started with Linux, has now been around for 30 years and is omnipresent (see Java, Kotlin, TypeScript…). Together with my colleague Kolja, who heads our Open Source team, I take a look at numerous aspects of the topic, such as:
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Untyped Typescript or Error Prone Covariance
Some time ago I wrote this short article about co- and controvariance in Kotlin and how these features help the developer to write less error prone code. When I talked with some colleagues about TypeScript, I recognized that, despite some experiences I made with small pet projects, I do no know about type variance in…
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GUI Transactions with the FRP Framework Sodium
Sodium is an implementation of Functional Reactive programming (FRP) with some nice features. One of these is the support of transactions in the GUI layer. I had quite some discussions with my colleagues on what this actually means and if such a transaction concept is useful or not. In this article I sum up my…
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Functional Reactive Programming with Angular and Sodium
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Functional reactive programming (FRP) is a variant of reactive programming for the development of user interfaces based on the functional paradigm and a strict set of basic operators. In contrast to reactive frameworks, such as RxJs, using FRP enables a developer to define a pure area in her code in which some error classes, typical…
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