Preface What You Need to Know About This Book Tips for Reading This Book The Four Parts of This Book JavaScript Command Lines Notational Conventions Describing syntax Referrin...
Async & Performance Async & Performance The first three titles of this series focus on the core mechanics of the language, but the fourth title branches out slightly to cover p...
Preface Who this book is for How to read this book Why R? Real-world impact Acknowledgements References Preface Who this book is for This book is for people who want to...
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Web Interface Web Interface The server itself (arangod) speaks HTTP / REST, but you can use the graphical web interface to keep it simple. There is also arangosh , a synchronous...
Intro to Closures Part 2 Introduction Problem Review First Class Citizen Return Closure Return Closure Indirectly Return Closure Directly Pass Closure Design Closure Block ...
Message Passing Leads to Better Scalability in Parallel Systems Message Passing Leads to Better Scalability in Parallel Systems Programmers are taught from the very outset of t...
Where It Began Where It Began Common Lisp is the modern descendant of the Lisp language first conceived by John McCarthy in 1956. Lisp circa 1956 was designed for “symbolic dat...