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InfoQ Homepage Interviews Simon Thompson and Huiquing Li on Refactoring in Functional Languages Like Haskell or Erlang

Simon Thompson and Huiquing Li on Refactoring in Functional Languages Like Haskell or Erlang

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Simon Thompson is a professor of Logic and Computation at the University of Kent. He has written several books on functional programming, including “Erlang Programming” and “Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming.” Huiqing Li got her PhD at Kent University in September 2006 and works as a post doc in the EU project ProTest to further develop the refactoring tool Wrangler.

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The Erlang Factory is an event that focuses on Erlang - the computer language that was designed to support distributed, fault-tolerant, soft-realtime applications with requirements for high availability and high concurrency. The main part of the Factory is the conference - a two-day collection of focused subject tracks with an enormous opportunity to meet the best minds in Erlang and network with experts in all its uses and applications.

Sep 16, 2011

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