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Protocols, Functors and Type Classes
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Summary
Creighton Kirkendall discusses how polymorphism is implemented in Clojure, Ocaml, Haskell and Scala.
Bio
Creighton Kirkendall has been building web application and leading development teams for over 17 years. Several years ago, Creighton fell in love with Clojure and has since teamed up with Carin Meier and few others to start the Cincinnati Functional Programmers Group (CincFP). Creighton works as an Architect/Developer at the awesome consulting company System Evolution Inc.
About the conference
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Sep 16, 2013
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Community comments
Typo at 12:11?
by Tim Gilbert,
Re: Typo at 12:11?
by Creighton Kirkendall,
Video playback sucks
by Jakub Holy,
Re: Video playback sucks
by Floyd Marinescu,
Video playback sucks
by Jakub Holy,
Typo at 12:11?
by Tim Gilbert,
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In the ocaml example, shouldn't it be "match hk with" instead of "match hx with"?
This was a fantastic presentation overall, nice job.
Re: Typo at 12:11?
by Creighton Kirkendall,
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This was probably do to me having to manually handle syntax highlighting. I probably deleted something by accident and then added it back in. I will make sure the prezi is updated.
Video playback sucks
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Hi, I hove often experienced that watching presentations at InfoQ sucks - the presentation gets regularly stuck, buffering. It clearly doesn't cache enough to work on less then optimal networks, which makes the experience quite painful. I wish I could either download the presentation, let the player cache all the content before starting playback, or watch in on same better site such as Vimeo.
Regards, Jakub Holy
Video playback sucks
by Jakub Holy,
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Hi, I hove often experienced that watching presentations at InfoQ sucks - the presentation gets regularly stuck, buffering. It clearly doesn't cache enough to work on less then optimal networks, which makes the experience quite painful. I wish I could either download the presentation, let the player cache all the content before starting playback, or watch in on same better site such as Vimeo.
Regards, Jakub Holy
Re: Video playback sucks
by Floyd Marinescu,
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Hi Jacob, we use RTMP for streaming with Amazon Cloudfront, which makes the videos really fast for most people but indeed suffers from some of the issues you've described. We are re-opening the debate internally about RTMP vs. progressive download. thanks!