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Functional Geekery Episode 23 - LambdaConf 2015, Part 2
This is part two of a number of mini interviews I did at LambdaConf 2015. While I was there, I setup my laptop and microphone off to the side for a bit and recorded episodes with anybody who was interested in a mini interview.
Sponsors
This episode is sponsored by PurelyFunctional.tv. For high quality videos on Clojure, from an intro to Clojure to an in depth look at core.async, Eric Normand has you covered. Videos are downloadable allowing them to be viewed offline and at your leisure, and include exercises to help ensure your learning through interaction. Listeners get a 25% discount off everything with coupon code *GEEK*. Visit http://purelyfunctional.tv/geekery, and make sure to thank them for being a sponsor.
Announcements
Code Mesh 2015 is going to take place on the 3rd and 4th of November, and listeners can use the code fngeekery10 to get 10% off the two days of conference when you register.
Kats Conf 15 is going to take place on the 12th of September in 2015. Co-organized by past guest Andrea Magnorsky, this is a conference that looks to impress.
Topics
Shakrah Yves
@shakrahyves
Shakrah’s background
Clojure Bridge
Sharon Steed
Haskell for the Web
Feedback for the community from a newcomer
Everyone was open and welcoming
Interest in Haskell and Clojure
Brian Troutwine
@bltroutwine
How to approach building a fault-tolerant system
8 Fallacies of Distributed Computing
Realtime embedded systems
Systems Theory
How to structure the internet/ARPANet
Early distributed systems theory about relational databases
Microservices and distributed systems
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Mathematics and Programming
Study NTP; read the NTP RFCs from start to finish
http://troutwine.us
Pawel Szulc
@rabbitonweb
Overview of Pawel’s talk on Monads
Douglas Crockford’s “Curse of the Monad”
Openness of people at LambdaConf 2015
Wide variety of talks on different languages
The parallels between Scala and Clojure
Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
DreamWriter
Path to Functional Programming and path to Elm
CoffeeScript
JavaScript to CoffeeScript to Elm transition
Elm’s signals and actions
Catching up with the progress of ClojureScript and PureScript
Aysylu Greenberg
@aysylu22
4Clojure
Cogincast episode with Aysylu
Loom
GraphViz
About her talk on Loom
Aysylu’s Loom talk at Clojure West 2014
Emily language
Rust
Virtual file system talk
Lisp Flavoured Erlang
A giant Thank You to David Belcher for the logo design.
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This is part two of a number of mini interviews I did at LambdaConf 2015. While I was there, I setup my laptop and microphone off to the side for a bit and recorded episodes with anybody who was interested in a mini interview.
Sponsors
This episode is sponsored by PurelyFunctional.tv. For high quality videos on Clojure, from an intro to Clojure to an in depth look at core.async, Eric Normand has you covered. Videos are downloadable allowing them to be viewed offline and at your leisure, and include exercises to help ensure your learning through interaction. Listeners get a 25% discount off everything with coupon code *GEEK*. Visit http://purelyfunctional.tv/geekery, and make sure to thank them for being a sponsor.
Announcements
Code Mesh 2015 is going to take place on the 3rd and 4th of November, and listeners can use the code fngeekery10 to get 10% off the two days of conference when you register.
Kats Conf 15 is going to take place on the 12th of September in 2015. Co-organized by past guest Andrea Magnorsky, this is a conference that looks to impress.
Topics
Shakrah Yves
@shakrahyves
Shakrah’s background
Clojure Bridge
Sharon Steed
Haskell for the Web
Feedback for the community from a newcomer
Everyone was open and welcoming
Interest in Haskell and Clojure
Brian Troutwine
@bltroutwine
How to approach building a fault-tolerant system
8 Fallacies of Distributed Computing
Realtime embedded systems
Systems Theory
How to structure the internet/ARPANet
Early distributed systems theory about relational databases
Microservices and distributed systems
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Mathematics and Programming
Study NTP; read the NTP RFCs from start to finish
http://troutwine.us
Pawel Szulc
@rabbitonweb
Overview of Pawel’s talk on Monads
Douglas Crockford’s “Curse of the Monad”
Openness of people at LambdaConf 2015
Wide variety of talks on different languages
The parallels between Scala and Clojure
Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
DreamWriter
Path to Functional Programming and path to Elm
CoffeeScript
JavaScript to CoffeeScript to Elm transition
Elm’s signals and actions
Catching up with the progress of ClojureScript and PureScript
Aysylu Greenberg
@aysylu22
4Clojure
Cogincast episode with Aysylu
Loom
GraphViz
About her talk on Loom
Aysylu’s Loom talk at Clojure West 2014
Emily language
Rust
Virtual file system talk
Lisp Flavoured Erlang
A giant Thank You to David Belcher for the logo design.