What Every Hipster Should Know About Functional Reactive Programming
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Bodil Stokke is a compulsive conference speaker in the fields of functional programming and Internet technologies, and is a co-organizer of multiple developer conferences in Scandinavia and the UK, mostly because she’s still learning how to stop. She is a prolific contributor to the Free Software community, and has recently taken up designing new programming languages as a hobby.
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Great fun
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Hermann Schmidt
One remark: using Object.create() to create a "copy" of objects coming from an unbounded stream will produce an unbounded prototype chain.
And what's the name of the REPL? I've seen that dog symbol once but I cannot remember.
Re: Great fun
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Charles Humble
gitlab.com/bodil/pink
Charles Humble
Head of editorial, InfoQ.com
Re: Nice introduction!
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Charles Humble
Can I have a link to the source code for the presentation
You can find it here:
github.com/bodil/boogaloo
Charles Humble
Head of editorial, InfoQ.com
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