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[Async]: Functional JavaScript

Reduce complexity and create more reusable, provable, scalable and composable programs

28 June 2012 from 7:15pm to 9:30pm

In which Async and Functional Brighton join forces for the night.

Functional Programming is an old paradigm with new interest that can reduce complexity and create more reusable, provable, scalable and composable programs. But what are the main features of functional programming? Why should you be interested? And why now?
Kingley Davies will introduce the topic and its usefulness as a design pattern in JavaScript.

Roy is a new statically typed functional language that compiles to JavasScript. It's designed to help with correctness while being lightweight and working well with existing JavaScript code.
Richard Dallaway will reveal its beauty, its warts and all.

Amongst other functional delights on the night...

3 speakers

The Skiff

England England / Brighton

6 Gloucester Street, BN1 4EW

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  • Yann Eves-Hollis
  • Dean
  • Thomas Parslow
  • Richard Dallaway
  • Kingsley Davies
  • Sam
  • Oscar Armer
  • Will Jenkins
  • Matthew Cleghorn
  • Julian KrispelSamsel
  • Damo
  • Martin Digon
  • Jana Lyon
  • Adhip Gupta
  • Async
  • Chris Newton
  • The Skiff
  • Arthur Guy
  • Aron
  • Alex Farran
  • Premasagar Rose
  • Dominic Mitchell

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  • Benjamin Parry
  • Tristan Bailey
  • Morgan Roderick
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