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The Eric Normand Podcast episodes
- What is the process for coming up with a good conceptual model?
We describe a three-step process for discovering conceptual models.
15 min - What is the closure property?I discuss the closure property, which creates operations that can be nested. It's one thing that makes an API feel like a DSL.8 min
- All about level three, algebraic modelingWhat do I mean by algebra? And how do we get from level 0 to level 3?13 min
- Why do we need to model time?All sophisticated models need to include time. We discuss two main ways to do that.11 min
- How do you make a function total?It is easier to reason about total functions. And you can make any pure function total using three techniques!13 min
- What is a mutation function?Mutation functions let you represent changing state over time. They are easily reified, used as reducing functions, and can operate on nested data.7 min
- What is Signature-Driven Development?Signature-Driven Development means starting with function signatures before youimplement them. I also discuss why we implement the hardest function first.12 min
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- Is deferring decisions about our domain a good idea?I wonder when to deal with business rules. Do they belong in the domain layer?6 min
- Can domain modeling be taught?I answer a listener's questions about whether domain modeling is a skill that can be taught.10 min
About The Eric Normand Podcast
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An off-the-cuff stream of Functional Programming ideas, skills, patterns, and news from Functional Programming expert Eric Normand of LispCast. Formerly known as Thoughts on Functional Programming.