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Don Syme - Keynote - F# Code I Love | Lambda Days 2019

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Don Syme shares examples of F# code he loves and discusses language design, functional programming, and team adoption.

This video was recorded at Lambda Days 2019 lambdadays.org/lambdadays2019 Get involved in Lambda Days' next conference lambdadays.org --- KEYNOTE: F# CODE I LOVE by Don Syme ABSTRACT I’ll talk about examples of F# code I love and why. Along the way, I’ll talk about how it relates to doing language design, functional programming, object programming, language features and the “sweet spot” for using functional-first programming both as an individual and in teams. Much of it will be other people’s code. Read the full abstract: lambdadays.org/lambdadays2019/don-syme --- THE SPEAKER - DON SYME .NET Generics, C# 2.0, F# 1.0-4.5, Async, Type Providers Don is a language designer, compiler hacker, researcher at Microsoft Mobile Tools and a contributor to F#. He works with users and open source communities to make better programming technologies, and, through that, make people more productive and happier. More on Don Syme: lambdadays.org/lambdadays2019/don-syme --- LAMBDA DAYS & ERLANG SOLUTIONS Lambda Days is powered by Erlang Solutions. Lambda Days 2019 was sponsored by Brainly, Schibsted, Standard Chartered, Erlang Solutions, NoRedInk & Uber. LAMBDA DAYS Website: lambdadays.org Twitter: twitter.com/LambdaDays Facebook: facebook.com/lambdadays LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/lambda-days/ Mail: info at lambdadays.org #LambdaDays #Fsharp

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