Modern Functional Programming: Part 2
Late last year, I wrote my thoughts on what the architecture of modern functional programs should look like. The post generated vigorous discussion in the community, perhaps because I railed against the IO monad and advocated for Free monads, which are now used pervasively in Quasar Analytics Engine, one of the open source projects that my company develops. Since then, I’ve had a chance to read re
A Modern Architecture for FP – John A De Goes
I love startups, technology, and science. I write about geeky stuff. Mostly. Twitter LinkedIn Github It’s time. IO needs to die a horrible death. As functional programmers, we sometimes delude ourselves into thinking that functional code is always significantly easier to understand, more declarative, and more powerful. That’s just not true, as the following snippets should demonstrate: What the he
Haskell's Type Classes: We Can Do Better – John A De Goes
I love startups, technology, and science. I write about geeky stuff. Mostly. Twitter LinkedIn Github Type classes, object-oriented interfaces, and ML-style modules were all invented to solve the same core problem: how do we abstract over a set of functions and types that might have multiple concrete implementations? For example, a monoid is an algebraic structure with an associative binary operati
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