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En route to better code - Mayleen Lacouture

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Mayleen Lacouture discusses how to apply software craftsmanship and clean code principles to functional programming in Scala.

En route to better code - Mayleen Lacouture The objective of this talk is to revisit the clean-code guidelines of the Software Craftsmanship movement, this time with a focus on a functional programming language like Scala. I will talk from my experience, what practices have worked (or not) to better achieve: - Readable and maintainable code, because no programmer is an island - Reusable and modular software components - Robust and testable programs In this talk I want to talk This talk aims to show how with good code we can better achieve what is already possible with Scala.

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List of all English Talks from ScalaIO FR Posted on Youtube Here is a list of all English talks from ScalaIO FR. there were also good topics in French, but I don't understand French so I didn't include them in this list. * ZIO Chunk: A Fast, Pure Alternative to Arrays - Aleksandra A Holubitska * [Breaking the entry barriers: making the scary FP keywords accessible - Ayoub Fakir] * Alice in the world of pods and higher order functions - Roksolana Diachuk * En route to better code - Mayleen Lacouture * Running Amok: Igniting a Documentation Revolution - Jon Pretty * Cats Retry 101 - Nicolas Francois * FP: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Daniela Sfregola * [Exploring Scala Tooli…