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Kevlin Henney explores non-functional programming habits and shows how to express them in a more functional, declarative style.
This talk was recorded at Craft Conference 2022. Kevlin Henney from Curbralan company spoke about Non-Functional Coding. Many developers aspire to use functional programming, either directly in a functional language or by adopting a more functional style in hybrid and non-functional languages. There are many benefits to a functional approach, but there also many cases where day-to-day programming habits are contrary to functional thinking or where language constructs are at odds with the functional paradigm. This talk explores non-functional practices that developers may not realise they are using and, in a number of languages, shows how to express them in a more functional way. The event was organized by Crafthub. You can watch the rest of the conference talks on our channel. If you are interested in more speakers, tickets and details of the conference, check out our website: craft-conf.com/ If you are interested in more events from our company: crafthub.events/What people say. Recommended for its clear distinction between imperative and declarative programming styles.
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