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Michael Chavinda - Froid: Functional Programming on Android - λC 2017

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Programming languagesMobile developmentFunctional programmingAndroid and Jetpack Compose

Michael Chavinda introduces Froid, a library for building Android applications in the Frege programming language, and discusses Java interoperability.

Description: Froid is a library for building Android applications in Frege. The talk will cover both the design of the library and some comprehensive example applications. The session will also cover the Frege programming language - its differences from Haskell and interfacing with Java. Slides: None Provided

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