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forgot to make a post yesterday because i was quite busy!! but yesterday went great, still working on my sleeping sched but everything else is going smoothly

- i did move with nicole's power pilates class, which absolutely wrecked me btw i was sweating so much throughout it and my legs were shaking by the end. i love nicole's workouts and they're my go-to, but i'm trying to branch out and find others that are just as good, so if you have any recommendations please share!

- i did end up meditating after my bedtime yoga the day before and i did last night too! i'm really excited to start adding it to my routine, i think it's a good time for me to meditate because one of my issues was finding the time to do so, and doing it after my bedtime yoga is perfect since i'm not just meditating and starting a whole new part of my routine but i'm stacking that habit onto another which i already do!

- i made dinner for my parents today, usually its my mum in charge of dinner (we make our own breakfast and lunch), but i decided to start making dinners for my family ever thursday! i made a chicken curry inspired by sanji's curry recipe in one piece, not that i've watched the show but a close friend of mine does, and i missed her so i thought why not. it was quite a long process because there were several steps and the ingredients had to be prepared in different ways and it wasn't just chopping and dumping them all together, but i still enjoyed cooking and it turned out great! also i say inspired by the recipe because i ended up changing a lot of things lol

- i studied and practiced javascript for about two hours! bless the compsci bros on youtube for posting free tutorials and giving access to knowledge. i'm trying to transition into react as well so most of what i'm learning for javascript is based on what's necessary for react!

- i've been on a social media break (instagram and twt specifically, deactivated my ig account) and i'm finding it really nice. it's supposed to be for a month or so but i'm tempted to just not return back to instagram at all— can't say anything about twt because my relationship with it has always been somewhat like a toxic ex, i leave it for around 4 to 6 months only to come back to it and start all over again until i leave— but i'm sticking to tumblr because i still barely use it lol i kinda just post and scroll for a bit then leave

goodness my daily logs are less of a quick post and more of me yapping and using this as my journal, which i guess is fitting since i call this acc my online diary. maybe i'll try shortening these posts and use like one sentence for each bullet point, let's see. anyways i hope you all are doing well, thank you for reading if you've read this far ♡

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pipe operator in js

Rescuing from my drafts ca march 2023. This is no longer actually true; my company folded last year and I'm back on my gamedev non-sense (bittersweetly!). More details on that soon.

Long time no post. I'm working in elixir these days; I couldn't sleep and so was catching up on modern JavaScript; I watched nerds snipe in the gutters.

what is pipeline?

You read this; you're adjacent to >=1 programmer. It's bash piping, the output from one function goes to the next.

There's a few ways to spell it, from the explicit:

const $0 = foo(input); const $1 = bar($0); const output = baz($1);

Explicit! Legible!

Cumbersome! Weave-y!

To the Hack-style syntax, where the pipe operator creates a variable within its right hand side's scope (sort of like this:

const output = input |> foo($) |> bar($)

Just sugar on top of the above (+ variable lifetime scopes, whatever)

Nobody can agree on the magical "previous expression result" symbol

when the pipe is a series of 1 arg f()s, the ($) extra characters are gross.

To the F#-style syntax, where the calls have to be arity-1 functions:

const output = input \|> foo \|> bar

Handles the happy path 1-arg f() beautifully

requires lambdas or currying and more care for every other case.

F# wins, right?

The community seems to think so.

But it has wrinkles; every method has to be 1-arg, and the hidden closures to enable that have performance impact.

My modest proposal

I wrote this because I didn't want to post on a six-year-and-counting language proposal, but I also had an idle fancy.

To me, the problem isn't a lack of a pipe operator or other functional support.

It's @#_-+&!ing left-hand assignment and community conventions.

You can even see it in the examples, where we have const foo, a bunch of really relevant details, and then wham, we're back to the start for the next line.

What we need is:

A right-hand assignment operator, so that after calculating a variable you can stick it somewhere. Without further thought, I propose =: but I'm sure there could be improvement.

=: assigns to the RHS, and to the special variable it. By default, assigns to _ (discards) -- in addition to it.

A new keyword & local variable "it". "It" is sort of like "this", with special rules about its meaning scoped to the function in which it appears. Typechecking must respect its most recent assignment (how high of a lift is this?!). Lambdas have their own standalone it (so you need to

A community that accepts using non-descriptive variable names & scoped type checkers for this purpose -- for instance, special syntax around right-assigning to $ such that it's type checkable, variable scoped, etc.

The semicolon "operator".

Then a pipe could be written:

input =:; foo(it) =:; bar(it) =: output

Potentially with parens in certain callsites, simplifying it a bit maybe, etc.

Things to improve:

It doesn't look like a pipe.

But is that so bad, when it makes the whole thing so beautifully explicit?

It breaks LHS/RHS naming and conventions (you're assigning?! To the right hand side??!). Doesn't delete foo[bar] do the same? This seems like a very core, very forgivable case to make the code match the language. I do not usually say "x takes the value seven"; I very often do say "store 7 as 'x'".

Real downsides: so many syntax highlighters, code awareness tools etc would need to understand polymorphic horrible "it". Combined with exceptions, the values of it in a catch clause feel pretty scary.

Still, food for thought.

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1. What is JavaScript? 2. Explain the difference between let, const, and var. 3. How does hoisting work in JavaScript? 4. Describe the concept of closures. 5. Explain the event loop in JavaScript. 6. What is the difference between == and ===? 7. How do you check the type of a variable in JavaScript? 8. What is the use of the this keyword in JavaScript? 9. Explain the difference between function declaration and function expression. 10. How does the setTimeout function work?

𝗙𝘂𝗻𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗦𝗰𝗼𝗽𝗲

11. What is a callback function? 12. Explain the concept of a pure function. 13. Describe the differences between function.call, function.apply, and function.bind. 14. What is the purpose of the arguments object in a function? 15. How do you create a closure in JavaScript? 16. What is the use of the bind method? 17. What is the difference between a shallow copy and a deep copy? 18. How does the call stack work in JavaScript? 19. Explain the concept of function currying. 20. How can you avoid callback hell in JavaScript?

𝗢𝗯𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗲𝘀

21. What is prototypal inheritance? 22. How do you create an object in JavaScript? 23. What is the purpose of the prototype property in JavaScript? 24. Explain the difference between Object.create and the constructor pattern. 25. How do you add a property to an object in JavaScript? 26. What is the hasOwnProperty method used for? 27. How can you prevent modification of object properties in JavaScript? 28. Describe the use of the new keyword. 29. Explain the concept of Object Destructuring in JavaScript. 30. What is the difference between null and undefined?

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31. What is the DOM? 32. How do you select elements with Vanilla JavaScript? 33. Explain event delegation in JavaScript. 34. What is the purpose of the addEventListener method? 35. How do you create and remove elements in the DOM? 36. Explain the concept of event propagation. 37. How can you prevent the default behavior of an event? 38. What is the purpose of the data- attribute in HTML? 39. Describe the difference between innerHTML and textContent. 40. How do you handle asynchronous code in JavaScript?

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Currying in JavaScript

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What is currying function in JavaScript ?

Currying is the process of splitting up a function with several parameters into several functions, each with just one argument. Currying is named for Haskell Curry, a mathematician. A n-ary function can become a unary function by currying. Let's look at an example of an n-ary function and how

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1843 Ada Lovelace is credited as being the first person to describe or write a computer program.

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1956 One of the first programming languages, FORTRAN, was introduced to the public on October 15, 1956. It was developed by John Backus and others at IBM.

1958 The second-oldest programming language, LISP was developed by John McCarthy and was first used in 1958.

1959 COBOL started being developed in 1959 by Grace Hopper and Bob Bemer.

1964 The original BASIC programming language was developed by John Kemeny, Mary Keller, and Thomas Kurtz, and was introduced to the public on May 1, 1964.

1965 Simula is considered the first ever object-oriented programming language, developed around 1965 by Ole-Johan Dahl and Kristen Nygaard.

1966 Martin Richards developed the BCPL programming language in 1966, which became popular due to its portability.

1966 The MUMPS programming language was developed by Neil Pappalardo at Massachusetts General Hospital in 1966.

1967 Known for its graphics capabilities, Logo was created by Seymour Paper in 1967.

1971 Pascal was developed in 1971 by Niklaus Wirth.

1972 Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan developed the C programming language at Bell Labs in 1972.

1972 The Prolog programming language was developed by Alain Colmerauer and colleagues in 1972 at the University of Marseilles.

1972 Smalltalk was the second ever object-oriented programming language and the first true IDE, developed by Alan Kay and others at Xerox PARC in 1972.

1974 SQL is a database programming language and was developed by Edgar Codd in 1974 and is still important in the programming language world.

1975 A variation of LISP, the Scheme programming language was created in 1975 by Guy Steele and Gerry Sussman at MIT's Artificial Intelligence lab.

1975 The Altair BASIC programming language was developed by Bill Gates, Paul Allen, and Monte Davidoff, and was made available for use on January 2, 1975. It was used to create programs for Altair computers.

1979 Development of the C++ programming language was started in 1979 by Bjarne Stroustrup. Originally called "C with classes," C++ is one of the most widelyused programming languages.

1979 Oracle released the first commercial version of SQL in 1979.

1979 The Department of Defense developed the Ada programming language, originally named DoD-1, and named it after Ada Lovelace in May 1979.

1984 FoxPro is a programming language for developing database applications and was released by Fox Software in 1984.

1984 Cleve Moler started developing the MATLAB programming language in the late 1970s, and it was released to the public, with the MATLAB software package, in 1984.

1987 The open source programming language Perl that was developed by Larry Wall was introduced in 1987. It is commonly used in creating CGI scripts and programming web applications.

1988 Developed in the mid-1980s by Brad Cox and Tom Love, the Objective-C programming language was officially licensed by NeXT in 1988.

1990 Tim Berners-Lee developed the HTML markup language in 1990. HTML is one of the most popular and widely-used programming languages in the world.

1990 Haskell, a general-purpose programming language, was introduced in 1990.

1990 Engineers at Apple developed the Dylan programming language in the early 1990s. Dylan was designed to resemble the syntax of the ALGOL programming language.

1991 Development of Python was started in 1989 by Guido van Rossum and released to the public in 1991.

1991 Visual Basic was developed by Alan Cooper and released in May 1991.

1993 Lua was created in 1993 by engineers at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

1993 R is a programming language created by Robert Gentleman and Ross Ihaka and introduced in 1993.

1994 The concept of CSS was started by Håkon Wium Lie in 1994. W3C introduced the specification for CSS in 1996.

1995 Java was developed by James Gosling and other developers at Sun Microsystems, and was first introduced to the public in 1995.

1995 The object-oriented programming language Ruby developed by Yukihiro Matsumoto was first released in 1995.

1995 The experimental, multi-paradigm Curry programming language was introduced by Michael Hanus, Herbert Kuchen, and Juan Jose Moreno-Navarro in 1995.

1995 Racket is a general purpose programming language developed by Matthias Felleisen in 1995.

1995 A server-side interpreted scripting language, PHP was developed by Rasmus Lerdorf starting in 1994 and released on June 8, 1995.

1995 Originally named LiveScript when released in November 1995, JavaScript was developed by Brendan Eich and renamed as such in December 1995.

1996 Introduced in 1996, OCaml is an object-oriented version of the Caml programming language.

1998 XML is a markup language, with the specification for XML being developed by W3C and recommended on February 10, 1998.

1999 Development of the D programming language started in December 1999. D is a higher level language compared to C++.

2000 Based on C++ and Java, the C# programming language was developed by Microsoft and introduced in June 2000. C# became an ISO standard in 2003.

2003 The object-oriented programming language Scala was introduced in 2003.

2005 Don Syme developed the F# programming language and Microsoft first introduced it in 2005.

2007 The Go programming language was developed at Google starting in 2007. It was completed and introduced to the public in 2009.

2007 Rich Hickey developed the Clojure programming language and released the first version in 2007.

2008 Introduced in 2008, Nim is a programming language used to develop software requiring strict limits on how system memory is used.

2008 The object-oriented programming language Reia was introduced in 2008.

2010 The multi-paradigm CoffeeScript programming language, capable of being compiled into JavaScript, was officially released in 2010.

2011 Google developed the open source web-based Dart programming language, introducing it to the public in October 2011.

2012 Julia was developed by Jeff Bezanson, Alan Edelman, Stefan Karpinski, and Viral B. Shah and released in 2012. It is a high-level programming language used for scientific computing.

2014 Babel is a general-purpose programming language developed in 2014 and used to create programs for conserving battery life and system resources on devices.

2014 Created by Apple and released on June 2, 2014, the Swift programming language helps create programs and apps for iOS, macOS, the Apple Watch, and AppleTV.

2015 Graydon Hoare started development of the Rust programming language around 2010. After contributions from hundreds of people, it was officially released as version 1.0.0 alpha by Mozilla research on January 9, 2015.

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the javascript is all mushed into one file, because that’s just how javascript is. There’s no main, so code execution literally starts at the beginning of the file. Makes sense I guess. So at program start, all that javascript runs and... creates all the functions the website uses and stuff. Then it sits around, waiting to run those functions. Or *something*. Anyway, that’s why the javascript all gets mushed into one file by the webpack/asset pipeline.

"The JS entrypoint changes from app/assets/javascripts/application.js to app/javascript/packs/application.js.“ So this line, I think, means “yeah ur shits gonna compile here instead of there. yea”

Also, apparently under webpack CSS, js, and images all get moved under app/javascript/bla. rather than app/assets/bla where they were before. Or, at least, that’s how it is for webpacker...? ughhhhhhhhhh. I might use webpacker just so I don’t have to fucking look up MORE articles, lol.

... wait, fuck. I’ve been reading articles about working with webpack. And there’s. webpacker is built-in and also is a wrapper for webpack... Scared I may have wasted the last two hours :/

Whatever, I’m learning! nothign is wasted.

Anyway, webpacker is a wrapper for webpack in ruby/rails, that adds a lot of conventions to it: since rails’ whole fucking THING is convention over configuration (there are default values for just about fukcing everything, and if you are chill with using defaults, your amount of code written is massively decreased).

https://rossta.net/blog/from-sprockets-to-webpack.html this is a pretty cool article, that I think I’ll come back to once I make and eat dinner. I really wanna eat this curry with rice, since I”m craving that, so I guess I”m gonna try to make rice again. Hopefully not fuck it up as bad as last night (perhaps... NOT leave the stove on mid-heat. possibly also stir halfway thorugh cooking time? we’ll see.)