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Meet Haskell's lead developer, Simon Peyton Jones
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An interview with Simon Peyton Jones exploring his career, the design of Haskell, C--, and the Verse programming language.
We had the privilege of interviewing Simon Peyton Jones OBE. Simon is one of *the* most influential programmers of all time, yet humble and fun to chat to, and generous with his time. We spent 90mins exploring his career, Haskell, C-- and Verse, and also some more meta topics about the influence of tech and programmers' responsibilities to build a future that works for everyone. Shownotes: - Dependent Haskell: gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/wikis/dependent-haskell - Learn Haskell at Exercism for free: exercism.org/tracks/haskell Timestamps: Waiting music : InterviewWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Highly anticipated interview with one of the key designers of Haskell.
u/ihidin r/haskell • Mentions
Interview and AMA with Simon Peyton Jones, lead developer of Haskell
On April 20th at 19.30 UTC, I'll be speaking with Simon Peyton Jones, one of the team behind Haskell, on a YouTube livestream.
Simon is renowned for his work in lazy functional languages, and I'll be exploring his career of building languages, especially Haskell, but also C-- and most recently Verse. We'll dig into his work at both Microsoft Research and Epic Games, and exploring the lessons we can take from a monumental career. **At the end we'll put your questions to him in an AMA.**
Everyone is welcome to come and join in and ask questions. You can set a reminder on YouTube.
The interview is part of Exercism's #…
u/uppercase_lambdain r/functionalprogramming • Mentions
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