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Why Haskell? Why Functional Programming? #7

Open glyphrider opened 9 years ago

glyphrider commented 9 years ago

We (@jimcegelski @jspencer92 @eheyne and I) got into a long discussion about this after the Install Fest. And a great resource to understand the importance of the functional paradigm in today's world is the following conference talk by Robert C. "Uncle Bob" Martin entitled Functional Programming: What? Why? When?

It's about an hour, but worth the investment. Well, once you get past "Why is there air?" (you'll see).

dperish commented 9 years ago

Thank you for that. Was on the edge of my seat and just about fell off when he skipped past the CQS slides, as I've been doing a lot of study in that area now as it pertains to C#. I'm excited to learn more.

jdantonio commented 9 years ago

Thanks for posting this @glyphrider.

rickbacci commented 9 years ago

@glyphrider Thanks...that was really interesting.

rpottsoh commented 9 years ago

Just finished watching the presentation. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

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-----Original Message----- From: "Brian H. Ward" notifications@github.com To: AkronCodeClub/edX-FP101x-Oct-2014 edX-FP101x-Oct-2014@noreply.github.com Sent: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 8:36 PM Subject: [edX-FP101x-Oct-2014] Why Haskell? Why Functional Programming? (#7)

We got into a long discussion about this after the Install Fest. And a great resource to understand the importance of the functional paradigm in today's world is the following conference talk by Robert C. "Uncle Bob" Martin entitled Functional Programming: What? Why? When?

It's about an hour, but worth the investment. Well, once you get past "Why is there air?" (you'll see).


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BWoodson commented 9 years ago

That was a good watch. Thanks for posting.

jdantonio commented 9 years ago

:dizzy_face: Only Uncle Bob can take 20 minutes of great content and stretch it out to an hour...