#119
We chat with Paul Snively ( ) about how Functional Programming has gone mainstream.Resources- Winter Tech Forum - Paul Snively's LambdaConf Talk on Verse - Paul Snively's Blog Post on the Verse Calculus - Eugenio Moggi, "Notions of Computation and Monads" (1991) - "Implementing L
#89
We learn about Algebraic Effects with the Scala library Kyo ( getkyo.io) from the creator, Flavio Brasil.
#86
Sabine went from acedemia and a PhD in formal methods, to Python, Elm, Haskell, and now OCaml. We chat about this journey and some of the reasons why OCaml is an awesome modern language.
#81
Michael created Effect, a functional effect system inspired by Scala ZIO, for TypeScript. We chat about Functional Programming, the TypeScript language, and Effects.
#80
Renee Shah is a partner at Amplify Partners, an early stage venture capital firm. We discuss some broad industry trends: Edge, Wasm, Distributed Systems, Functional Programming, and much more!
#75
We learn the motivations behind Haskell and why it is the pinnacle of Functional Programming from Kris Jenkins, a Developer Advocate at Confluent.
#73
After being told many times that Nix is all we dream for when it comes to software packaging, we finally chat with Domen Koลพar and learn all about Nix.
#71
Simon Vergauwen shares about Arrow, a collection of Functional Programming libraries for Kotlin. ย Sincere apologies for Bruce & James' bad audio. ย We forgot to change our input device but figured we'd still publish this as it is tolerable and Simon has so much good stuff to say.
#59
Gabriella Gonzalez joins to teach us about the Dhall configuration language they created and Nix. References The Dhall configuration language Henk: a typed intermediate language Pants Build Tool The Purely Functional Software Deployment Model Haskell for all: How to use NixOS for
#55
We chat with the Kafka Duchess, Anna McDonald, about Apache Kafka, CQRS, Event Sourcing, and of-course Functional Programming. Note: There was a bit of echo for a few minutes but we did resolve it around 8 minutes in.
#41
Bruce and James hear about Wiem's journey in Functional Programming, her contributions to Scala ZIO, and how she never gave up despite the challenges she faced.
#35
As usual, Bruce & James try to figure out monads & type classes. Then something new, as they go meta on design patterns.
#34
FEE, FOO, FUD, and FUM (Fear, Uncertainty, and Monads) - Scala Giant, Dick Wall, joins Bruce and James to talk about life, work, and Functional Programming.
#32
Katie Levy joins Bruce & James to talk about how to help teams adopt Kotlin and Functional Programming.
#8
Long-time Java author & expert, Cedric Beust, joins us to revisit some of the topics from our Kotlin episodes. ย We talk more deeply about checked exceptions, null safety, the builder pattern, build systems, and of-course Monads.
#7
What are the reasons to adopt or migrate to a new technology? ย What prevents you from doing so? ย We explore that question and the differences between green-field and brown-field. ย Then we finally dive deep into Monads trying to conquer the Curse of the Monad.