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Best books and courses I read/listened in 2017

Bach and the High Baroque by Robert Greenberg

Jan 2, 2018

Jan 2, 2018

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Why Functional Programming? It’s the composition.

Divide and conquer has been a core strategy in software engineering. We decompose our systems into smaller modules with focused, simple…

Jul 7, 2017

Why Functional Programming? It’s the composition.

Jul 7, 2017

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Resiliency against traffic oversaturation

Stay calm when incoming traffic exceeds capacity

Mar 12, 2017

Resiliency against traffic oversaturation

Mar 12, 2017

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A critique of conceivability in philosophical inquiries

The concept of conceivability (being conceivable or not) has been used in many philosophical discussions. It is common to associate some…

Jul 2, 2016

Jul 2, 2016

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Why we picked AKKA cluster as our microservice framework

Recently at iHeartRadio we decided to migrate our one monolithic Java backend service into multiple microservices, more specifically we…

Feb 3, 2016

Why we picked AKKA cluster as our microservice framework

Feb 3, 2016

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A new iHeartRadio open source project: PlaySwagger

iHeart/play-swagger is a Swagger spec generator for REST APIs built with Play Framework. It generates swagger specs from play route files…

Feb 3, 2016

A new iHeartRadio open source project: PlaySwagger

Feb 3, 2016

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Kanaloa — make your reactive service more

Announcing a new iHeartRadio open source project Kanaloa. Kanaloa is a set of work dispatchers implemented using Akka actors. These…

Feb 3, 2016

Kanaloa — make your reactive service more

Feb 3, 2016

Kailuo Wang

Kailuo Wang

Open Source Software enthusiast, Functional Programming advocate, maintains Cats, kittens among other OSS libraries.

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