Get the elevator pitch for five of the most promising languages (some of them you probably haven't heard of before) that have the potential to grow immensely in the next 2-3 years.

The "Clash of Styles" series compare OOP and FP from a very practical standpoint. Modern general-purpose languages support both of the paradigms. Being conscious of that and choosing the right style for your use case is vital for ending up with an elegant…

The history of computation, logic and algebra, told by primary sources. Part 1 covers the classical and embryonic periods of logic, from Aristotle in the fourth century, BCE, to Euler in the eighteenth century.

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A beginner with Haskell is bound to be exposed, usually too early, to some fancy code illustrating either a cool feature of the language, or of its …

In Real World Haskell, Chapter 4. on Functional Programming:

Write foldl with foldr:

-- file: ch04/Fold.hs
myFoldl :: (a -> b -> a) -> a -> [b] -> a

myFoldl f z xs = foldr step id...

A catamorphism is a general abstraction that enables you to handle multiple values, for example in order to reduce them to a single value.

I am working through "Real World Haskell", which led to to a free PDF called "A tutorial on the universality and expressiveness of fold". It makes the point that a "fold" is "universal". I am wrest...

I'm looking for some really simple, easy-to-grasp explanations of recursion schemes and corecursion schemes (catamorphisms, anamorphisms, hylomorphisms etc.) which do not require following lots of ...

I am trying to get the product of a tree by using the fold function so far this is what I have. I am confused on how to use the fold method while transversing the tree

datatype 'a bin_tree = Leaf...

Members of the Elixir community often receive the question: “why should we use Elixir?” The answer to this nuanced question remains elusive, and this talk argues that the answer is not primarily technical. This talk argues that answering this question, as…

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Through my career writing software and observing people in companies large and small I have come to recognize a myth shared by many software engineers and managers; the Myth of the Sufficiently Smart Engineer. This myth is a misguided belief that engineers…