50 min
536: Functional Programming, npm Dependency Hell, and the Patchability of the Web ShopTalk
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Show DescriptionShould you care about functional programming? What if cloud functions weren't node or deno, but built into the browser? Why do we accept npm dependency hell? Follow up on design matching the web question. And Dave blogged about the patchability of the open web.
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Faster Than Normal
ShopTalk 531
The Patchability of the open web
SponsorsSplit SoftwareSplit Sofware is the feature delivery platform you need to help exceed these modern expectations in continuous and progressive delivery. Because if you’re not delivering, you’re falling behind. You, and a team of 10, can create your first feature flags at split.io/shoptalk
You’re being asked to crack the code without breaking the code. To take risks without taking risks. To quickly release features valuable to customers, profitable to companies, and backed by the data to prove it.
It’s time to deliver. Fearlessly and flawlessly. You, and a team of 10, can create your first feature flags at split.io/codepen.
Show DescriptionShould you care about functional programming? What if cloud functions weren't node or deno, but built into the browser? Why do we accept npm dependency hell? Follow up on design matching the web question. And Dave blogged about the patchability of the open web.
Listen on Website →Links
Faster Than Normal
ShopTalk 531
The Patchability of the open web
SponsorsSplit SoftwareSplit Sofware is the feature delivery platform you need to help exceed these modern expectations in continuous and progressive delivery. Because if you’re not delivering, you’re falling behind. You, and a team of 10, can create your first feature flags at split.io/shoptalk
You’re being asked to crack the code without breaking the code. To take risks without taking risks. To quickly release features valuable to customers, profitable to companies, and backed by the data to prove it.
It’s time to deliver. Fearlessly and flawlessly. You, and a team of 10, can create your first feature flags at split.io/codepen.
50 min