Beyond paradigms: mastering languages in the 21st century
summary
Examines programming-language features (rather than traditional paradigms) that matter in pragmatic or hybrid languages like Go, Kotlin, Python, Scala and Swift. Discusses how these essential features influence classic design patterns and demonstrates adapting one design pattern across three different languages to show idiomatic, efficient implementations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:50Language classification critique
- 13:23Beyond paradigm features
- 18:26Design patterns revisited
- 24:25Language analysis
- 30:06Strategy pattern in Go
- 38:40Go advantages
- 44:19Strategy pattern in Python
- 47:09Conclusion
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