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Lessons learnt by Mikael Tönnberg

Func Prog Sweden

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  • Presented by Mikael Tönnberg, CTO of Carbon Cloud

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Mikael Tönnberg discusses the benefits and challenges of using Haskell and Elm at Carbon Cloud, focusing on testing strategies and hiring.

In this presentation Mikael CTO of Carbon Cloud explain how they used Haskell and Elm to build their solution. Mikael also deep dives into testing and reflects on how functional programming solves testing. Mikael Tönnberg linkedin.com/in/mikael-t%C3%B6nnberg-43203429/ Video sponsor – Ada Beat adabeat.com Merch If you want to spread functional programming and support the channel, buy something from the shop: funcprogsweden.myspreadshop.net/ Chapters: Introduction by Magnus Sedlacek Lessons learnt by Mikael Tönnberg Contents Intro Good Parts Bad Parts Non-issues Reflection on Testing Cardinality Arity Cardinality + Arity Correctness tool Example based tests Property Based Test Avoiding writing tests Example Totally Scientific… :) Putting it all together Q & A #funcprogsweden

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u/Noughtmarein r/haskell • Recommends

On “For Production Users: Haskell in an age of Rust and Python”

> and for which hiring is relatively easy. I'm not in industry, but there was a post yesterday with a presentation by the CTO of Carbon Cloud mentioning that hiring for Haskell is not an issue for them. Also, Simon Marlow from Meta mentions hiring Haskell developers is never a problem for them: > **Hiring people for Haskell teams is never a problem.** There always seems to be a queue of passionate functional programmers lining up whenever we have spare headcount on our Haskell teams.
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u/MagnusSedlacekin r/haskell • Recommends

Lessons learnt by Mikael Tönnberg @FuncProgSweden
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