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  • Structural Typing vs. Nominal Typing: TypeScript and Java Compared
  • Algebraic Data Types and Pattern Matching, Compared
  • Ad-Hoc Polymorphism: Interfaces vs. Traits vs. Type Classes

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javacodegeeks.com /1 week ago

Structural Typing vs. Nominal Typing: TypeScript and Java Compared

Same interface, two unrelated types, two completely different rules about what counts as a match. Imagine an interface called Movable, with nothing more exotic than an x coordinate...

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javacodegeeks.com /1 week ago

Algebraic Data Types and Pattern Matching, Compared

Java, Rust, Scala, and Haskell all let you say “a Shape is exactly a Circle, a Square, or a Triangle, and nothing else.” They disagree sharply on what happens when you forget to ha...

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javacodegeeks.com /1 week ago

Ad-Hoc Polymorphism: Interfaces vs. Traits vs. Type Classes

Three languages, three solutions to “different types, same operation” and three very different opinions about who gets to decide what an implementation means. Every mainstream type...

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tejasbubane.github.io /1 month ago

Distributive Conditional Types in TypeScript

Originally appeared on Tejas' Blog.A quick look at how TypeScript conditional types behave with union types.

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javacodegeeks.com /4 days ago

Reified vs. Erased Generics: A Four-Language Comparison

Ask four different languages “what was T, once my code actually runs?” and you get four genuinely different answers. Each one is a real trade between flexibility and cost, not a mi...

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javacodegeeks.com /2 days ago

Rust’s Borrow Checker as Applied Type Theory

Ownership and borrowing are usually pitched as “smart pointers with extra steps.” They’re actually a decades-old branch of mathematics, put to work. Ask a room of engineers what th...

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javacodegeeks.com /2 weeks ago

The Expression Problem: Why Java’s Sealed Interfaces Are One Answer, Not The Answer

Adding a new type is trivial in object-oriented code. Adding a new operation is trivial in functional code. Nobody has ever gotten both for free, and understanding why explains a l...

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dev.to /1 month ago

Strong TypeScript contracts turn refactors into checklists

Today a TypeScript refactor produced 15 compiler errors. It looked worse than it was. My Candidate Tracker used a type called AsyncResult<T> with errors represented only...

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