Design Principles From Functional Programming with Runar Bjarnason
Runar Bjarnason has been exploring how writing in a functional style increases modularity and compositionality of software for many years. He is co-author of functional programming in scala, a book...
View ArticleAlgebraic Domain Modelling using Functions With Debashish Ghosh
In object oriented languages, modeling a complex problem domain is a well understood process. Books like Domain Driven Design contain techniques for breaking down a problem domain and earlier books...
View ArticleThrow Away the Irrelevant with John A De Goes
John De Goes and I talk flame wars, monad transformer performance, IO monad flavours, and reasoning about polymorphic type signatures. On the lighter side, we discuss how to write technical articles...
View ArticleErlang And Distributed Systems with Steven Proctor
Today’s interview is with Steven Proctor, the host of the functional geekery podcast. We talk about distributed programming in general and specifically how erlang supports distributed computing. We...
View ArticleHttp4s With Ross Baker
The promise of functional programming is code that is easier to reason about, test and maintain. Referential transparency means there is no extra context to worry about, we can just focus on inputs and...
View ArticleConcurrency and FP with Riccardo Terrell
When Riccardo Terrell hit the concurrency limitations in a jvm application, he thought back to the haskell he learned in a university course and decided to rewrite the entire thing in haskell. The...
View ArticleGod’s Programming Language With Philip Wadler
Does god code in Haskell? Professor and accomplished programming language researcher Philip Wadler believes that typed lambda calculus was discovered not invented — part of the underpinnings of the...
View ArticleThe Little Typer With Dan Friedman and David Christiansen
When it comes to type systems “I am, so far, only in the dependent types camp” – Daniel P. Friedman You can write more correct software and even rigorous mathematical proofs. Prepare for some mind...
View ArticleDon and Adam discuss Folds
Today we try a different format. Adam invites his neighbour, Don McKay, over to ask him questions. An interesting discussion on recursion, corecursion and the naming of the podcast unfolds. Episode...
View ArticlePortal Abstractions with Sam Ritchie
How abstract algebra solves data engineering Today the story of how twitter engineers came up with a unique solution to data engineering. Adam interviews Sam about how the abstract algebra and...
View ArticlePortal Abstractions with Sam Ritchie
How abstract algebra solves data engineering Today the story of how twitter engineers came up with a unique solution to data engineering. Adam interviews Sam about how the abstract algebra and...
View ArticleAlgebraic Domain Modeling using Functions With Debasish Ghosh
Abstract Algebra Provides Tools for Building Better Software Domain-driven design pushes software architects to model a solution architecture. An algebraic approach to domain modeling using functions...
View ArticleErlang and Distributed Systems With Steven Proctor
Erlang evolved to support distributed computing. It became functional because of the need to limit side effects. In this episode, Steven Proctor discusses what he’s learned about functional...
View ArticleWe are teaching functional programming wrong
Today Richard Feldman shares his story of going from javascript developer to elm developer to functional programming teacher. Along the way, Richard finds that people are teaching functional...
View ArticleWe are teaching Functional Programming Wrong
Today Richard Feldman shares his story of going from javascript developer to elm developer to functional programming teacher. Along the way, Richard finds that people are teaching functional...
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