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Slides from my Erlang Factory talk this morning

May 1st, 2009 by Bryan O'Sullivan

I had a wonderful time at the Bay Area Erlang Factory this morning, speaking to an Erlang audience about the different perspective that Haskell brings to functional programming. It was a relaxed and friendly crowd, and speaking to a receptive audience is always a thrill.

Here are the slides from my talk.

The other side of functional programming: Haskell for Erlang people

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7 Responses to “Slides from my Erlang Factory talk this morning”

  1. on 02 May 2009 at 02:061 steez

    nice first nano step in the (deep) world of functional thinking.

  2. on 03 May 2009 at 05:222 solrize

    Is there a way to view these slides without Flash? A pdf file or something similar would be great.

  3. on 03 May 2009 at 20:413 Bryan O'Sullivan

    There should be a “get file” link at the top of the preso. Maybe you have to have Flash enabled or log in to see it.

  4. on 04 May 2009 at 22:344 solrize

    Thanks, I see the “get file” link but it wants to me to enroll a slideshare account to use it. I’ll try to find a computer around here that has flash so I can view the flash preso.

  5. on 04 May 2009 at 22:435 solrize

    OK, I looked at the slides. Very nice!! Maybe the Erlang Factory folks will be nice enough to do one in the other direction (Erlang for Haskell people) sometime.

  6. on 08 Jul 2009 at 10:256 Ian S

    Have seen only the slide titles, but looks like an excellent coverage. Do you know whether anyone has looked at exporting (potentially infinite) list types? It should then be possible to translate an ongoing sequence of input events into a sequence of outgoing events without resorting to monads.

    Ian

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