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In this talk we'll explore how to use a DDD functional approach in .net to do amazing things, such as reduce coupling, increase ...

Functional programming is a way of thinking about software construction by creating pure functions. What exactly is functional ...

Frederic Kettelhoit presents Kombucha as part the Recurse Center's Localhost talk series. Building a useful programming ...

My PhD research on visual functional programming Workshop on January or February 2025, Sheffield Hallam University; details ...

Edward Kmett is the chairman of the Haskell Libraries Committee. Here he shares how he came to discover functional ...

Part of a series teaching the Clojure language. For other programming topics, visit http://codeschool.org.

Remo H. Jansen, TypeScript Dublin https://www.twitter.com/OweR_ReLoaDeD Remo explains some of the terms associated with ...

Functional programming in R is a very useful paradigm, but if we're working with large datasets, we could run out of memory quite ...

Bob Long (https://twitter.com/bobjlong) gives a breakdown of the fundamentals of functional programming. Functional ...

Talk by Alen Ribic at the software freedom day South Africa 2013.

Hi, welcome to my math & functional programming lecture series! It's my first time making and recording a lecture on this so if I ...

Filmed at https://2018.dotswift.io on January 29th in Paris. More talks on https://dotconferences.com/talks Functional programming ...

Learning goals; the map functional.

Continuing my experiments from the previous video, I try some more things with quosures and tidy eval. I think I found a way to ...

Computer Science Video for Westhill High School.

Simple values and simple types.

Filmed at https://2018.dotswift.io on January 29th in Paris. More talks on https://dotconferences.com/talks Far from being mutually ...

Satisfiability modulo theories (SMT) solvers are extremely powerful tools that are indispensable in a number of applications of ...

Map, Filter, and Reduce will allow you to process your arrays/lists/vectors/whatever without having to resort to mutable variables ...

Third lecture on the functional paradigm.