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Beyond Lambdas & Streams - Functional Fluency in Java
Naresha K discusses writing functional code in Java 8, the limitations and using Vavr to circumvent those limitations.
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From Haskell 98 to Modern Haskell–Making Sense of the Haskell Type System
Ryan Lemmer takes a look at Haskell’s type system, including extensions: GADTs, multi-param type-classes, functional dependencies, type functions, kind polymorphism, type promotion, etc.
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Functional Programming in Aviation
Tony Morris discusses some of the issues met in aviation and how functional programming can be applied to provide significant improvements in efficiency and air safety.
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Improving Life in Smaller, Heterogeneous Projects
James Uther explores how to ensure a good Developer Experience in the context of software consultancy when one is faced with an astoundingly diverse array of constraints and givens.
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10k Deploys a Day - the Skyscanner Journey So Far
Stuart Davidson tries to dispel the myth that all needs to be "all-in" from the start and walks through how Skyscanner got to where they are, one step and one transition at a time.
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Taking Back “Software Engineering”
Dave Farley explores the term "Software Engineering” and how it relates to craftsmanship.
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How to Cloud Ops Like a Boss
The panelists answer the question “What does it take for an Ops team to run a platform that scales with business, is always available, secure, and performing optimally?”.
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Data-Based Coaching Brings Humanness to Agile Teams
Bazil Arden discusses how ‘data-based coaching’ helps to surface and tackle cognitive biases, focus on the wider system and counter political forces, enhancing psychological safety.
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Continuous Integration and Deployment with Jenkins for PCF
Andrei Krasnitski introduces Jenkins for PCF and shows how to create CI/CD pipelines to perform continuous release.
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Mining Functional Patterns
Debasish Ghosh discusses refactoring imperative code into functional patterns, improving code quality from the point of view of modularity, compositionality and simplicity.
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Practical Eff Monad for Microservices
Eric Torreborre presents using the Eff monad at Zalando to structure a REST microservice, introducing an approach for dependency injection using the Reader monad (classic) and tree rewriting.
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The Journey to Continuous Delivery
Dan North argues that the purpose of Continuous Delivery is to support business agility, and that people shouldn’t try to boil the ocean, but instead choose one thing to go after.