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STOP'15: Bracha v Felleisen

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  • Presented by Gilad Bracha and Matthias Felleisen
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Programming languagesLanguage design and type systemsFunctional programming

Gilad Bracha and Matthias Felleisen debate the merits and design of gradual and optional typing systems.

STOP'15 Workshop Panel: "Types for an Untyped World". A discussion between Gilad Bracha and Matthias Felleisen at the STOP workshop, co-located with ECOOP in Prague.

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…ategory theory (it gives a reason for it) rather than because that kind of correctness is actually needed in practical programming contexts. There was an interesting talk between Matthias Fellesien and Gilad Barcha that I think exposes some of the ways that the language design world is unique (even if it is not discussed in exactly those terms): [video…