The slides and code for my first presentation at cf.Objective() 2013 are now online - Polyglot Lessons to Improve Your CFML: Learn You a What for Great Good slides (PDF) Learn You a What for Great Good code (Github) The other presentations will be poste[...]

Other than noting back in January that all three(!) of my talk proposals were accepted, I haven't blogged about them since, so the only information about them is on the cf.Objective() web site. The session overviews give a fair sense of what you should ge[...]

Towards generic programming in F#: thoughts on generalizing the earlier combinators over records and unions... I wrote earlier a little post on combinators over records and unions. This approach in F# is still very attractive to me for defining various[...]

The annual CUFP workshop is a place where people can see how others are using functional programming to solve real world problems; where practitioners meet and collaborate; where language designers and users can share ideas about the future of their favor[...]

WARNING: what I describe here seems to be an antipattern See Haskell Antipattern: Existential Typeclass So better only use it with what is said in the Haskell-Wiki and mind the good comments bellow – Thank you Stephen and Jacob Sometimes … Weiterlesen →

Tech Mesh - The Alternative Programming Conference is designed to support and promote useful non-mainstream technologies in the software industry and dedicated to users and inventors of various languages and technologies. By offering a networking platform[...]

As of today I’ve completed my fifth course at Coursea, all but one being directly related to Machine Learning. The fact that you can now take classes given by many of most well known researchers in their field who work at some of the most lauded instituti[...]

you know Hoogle – don’t you? In case you don’t Hoogle is a search-engine where you can look for Haskell functions. You can use with it’s web-interface and there are a couple of plugins (for GHCi, etc.) The great thing … Continue reading →

I recently started using Sublime Text 2 as my main editor for non .net related languages – and I really enjoy it (I think I will pay Mr. Skinner soon – well deserved!). If you are working with Haskell, then … Continue reading →

The annual CUFP workshop is a place where people can see how others are using functional programming to solve real world problems; where practitioners meet and collaborate; where language designers and users can share ideas about the future of their favor[...]