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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2016 · 44 MIN

#54 Mark Seemann, Functional Programming and F#

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Summary Mark Seemann, author, creator of AutoFixture and Plural Sight coach tells me about functional programming and F# in particular. Details His background, started with VB and C++, now programs in C# only for money; what functional programming is; isolating side effects to boundaries of the program; is functional programming only suitable for certain types of application; isolation, great for testing; all of .net is available; composing functions; interfaces, strategy pattern, dependency injection; differences in architecture when developing in F#, quoting Alan Kay; deploying and devops; roslyn and f#; the book that started it for Mark by Tomas Petricek, wrap up.

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