Christopher Bremer, “Types and Categories the ‘Easy’ Way”
ZoomThere is a series of books by Zed Shaw called "Learn <X> the Hard Way" for X = Python, Ruby,[…]
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Rúnar Bjarnason, “Unison: A Friendly Programming Language from the Future”
ZoomAbstract: Unison is a radical new functional programming language that rethinks all aspects of the programming experience including the core[…]
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Rafal Dittwald, “Data Oriented Programming”
ZoomAbstract: The term "data-oriented programming" is often mentioned in the digital halls of the Clojure community, but what does it[…]
Peter Seale, “Community Discussion: Tools for Constructing Software”
Abstract: While we all know how to construct working software, I certainly don't use every tool available to me, even[…]
Richard Feldman, “Pushing Boundaries with Roc”
ZoomAbstract: Roc is a purely functional programming language. It's currently in a pre-release stage of development, but it already has[…]
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Steven Proctor, “The Interceptor Pattern”
Abstract: Interceptors are a pattern in the Clojure community that help with state management, error handling, and asynchronous programming, with[…]
Rashad Gover, “Hypermedia-Driven Web Apps in Haskell”
Abstract: In this talk I present a new approach to building web apps in Haskell, using htmx. htmx gives you[…]
John Cavnar-Johnson, “The ‘a list”
"One more thing, we need the new system to produce our invoices/estimates/contracts/whatever as PDFs." Producing Portable Document Format files is[…]
Anthony Adrian, “Bugs in Amber or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the IO Monad”
ZoomAbstract: In Slaughterhouse V, Billy Pilgrim meets the Tralfamadorians, creatures that experience the world not as subject to the relentless[…]
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Eric Normand, “Domain Modeling: How Rich Meaning Improves Your Code”
Improving (Hybrid) 10111 Richmond Ave, Suite 100, Houston, TX, United StatesThe field of software design aims to make our software easier to maintain and change. But it has failed. After[…]
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Paul Biggar, “Darklang: A Functional Language for the Cloud”
Improving (Hybrid) 10111 Richmond Ave, Suite 100, Houston, TX, United StatesI'll introduce and demo darklang, a "deployless" programming language for building cloud backends, talking about why I built it and what[…]
Gabriella Gonzalez, “How to Write a Nix Derivation”
Improving (Hybrid) 10111 Richmond Ave, Suite 100, Houston, TX, United StatesThis talk will explain how to use Nix like a `make` replacement. Even though Nix isn't typically used in this[…]
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