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Slava Schmidt at #ScalaUA - One hundred charts, one schema

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Slava Schmidt builds intuition for recursion schemas and demonstrates how they can improve the data backend of an analytics application.

Slava Schmidt at #ScalaUA - One hundred charts, one schema Recursion schemas are getting a lot of attention from the programming community recently and covered by at least a handful of talks. Most of the talks explain "the what and how" but do not go further about "the why". The first part of this talk builds your intuition of why recursion schemas are useful up from the foundations that recursion is defined upon. In the second part we demonstrate in detail a real-life example of how recursion schemas allowed to significantly improve data backend for an analytics application. Follow ScalaUA Conference on Twitter: twitter.com/@ScalaUA_Conf

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