Closed benpence closed 7 years ago
This is really great and I'm happy we have better documentation here.
When you're done, you can throw it on here: https://wiki.haskell.org/Monad_tutorials_timeline haha
godspeed
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@oscar-stripe so I didn't add the tut
stuff in this PR. I looked at the project and I couldn't figure out a way of showing just part of the code and keeping it compilable. Did you have any suggestions?
will, you can use ???
liberally, but sure. If you are showing code
sketches, we can punt.
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I've been meaning to write this tutorial for a long time. At Twitter, it seems like there's a paucity of understanding of
Execution
. I don't pretend to be an expert though and would love to hear from other community members about best practices.Some of the code samples are pretty contrived and could probably use some work.
I'm not too familiar with the cache, so I could definitely use some extra eyes on that.
Also, not sure if how others have differentiated between Scalding "job" and
Job
.