Unison: A Friendly Programming Language from the Future Part 2 • Runar Bjarnason • YOW! 2021
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
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Runar Bjarnason - Co-Founder at Unison Computing
Part 1 is available here: • Unison: A Friendly Pro...
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ABSTRACT
Unison is a new open source functional programming language based on a simple idea with big implications: every type and definition in the language has a unique cryptographic signature, determined by its content. Instead of a bag of mutable text files, the Unison codebase is a distributed immutable data structure and the signature serves as a global address into this structure.
This is the basis for some serious improvements to the developer experience. Unison has no builds, no dependency conflicts in the traditional sense, and it allows for easy dynamic deployment of code in a distributed setting. [...]
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This gives me Smalltalk and Erlang vibes with functional twist
This is genius. Great work
Great work!! Love it
This is an interesting idea and I will look out for more news on it, I have doubts, not sure what this gives me over existing solutions. Its draw is distributed compute but, as a regular spark user, I can't quite see its value yet. I also worry about, in its quest to be a total one stop for developers, it will remain isolated and as a result niche. Hope to be wrong!
Mind blown
Looks promising.
Very promising
Wow