Sandy Maguire
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November 2012
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Thinking with Types. Type-Level Programming in Haskell
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Algebra-Driven Design
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Certainty by Construction
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| This is clearly an excellent book if you know your chops and want some "from the trenches" knowledge. Most of it was beyond me, but the parts I did understand considerably changed my mind about what musical composition *is.* ...more | |
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| This book helped turn composition from "completely mysterious" into "that seems like something I could do." Much more actionable than most of the texts I've read on the topic, especially the appendix on sketching. Strongly recommended. ...more | |
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One Duck Stuck kind of sucks. I have never felt so cucked by a book. While most of the book is a fun series of rhymes, it ends on "thanks!" At no point did the stuck duck upchuck, earn a buck, develop any pluck, or even drive his truck. ...more |
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