From Functional Programming in C# by Enrico Buonanno
This article, from Functional Programming in C#, discusses laziness in computing.
From Get Programming with F# by Isaac Abraham
This article provides an overview of different “levels” of unit testing, and how and where they’re appropriate in F#. We’ll also discuss different forms of unit testing practices, including test driven development (TDD).
From Get Programming with Haskell by Will Kurt
This article takes a deep look at the Applicative Type Class using the example of the List class.
From Functional Programming in C++ by Ivan Čukić
This article discusses laziness implementation in C++, using a common example – calculating Fibonacci numbers.
From Concurrency in .NET by Riccardo Terrell
In this article, we discuss the need for concurrency, common issues specific to developing concurrent applications in either imperative or object-oriented programming (OOP) and functional programming, and why the functional programming paradigm is ideal for solving common concurrency issues.
From Type-Driven Development with Idris by Edwin Brady
In Idris, types and expressions are part of the same language and you use the same syntax for both. This article talks about type-level functions in Idris and how expressions can appear in types.
From Type-Driven Development with Idris by Edwin Brady
In this article, you will learn about defining dependent data types and defining vectors with Idris.
From Clojure Standard Library by Renzo Borgatti
In this article we will explore some concrete examples of the many uses and intricacies of the memoize function from the Clojure standard library.
From Clojure Standard Library by Renzo Borgatti
The standard library is one of the most important tools to master a language. One aspect that characterizes the standard library is the fact that it’s already packaged with a language when you first experiment with it. Interestingly, it doesn’t get the amount of attention you’d expect for such an easy-to-reach tool. This article will show you how much wisdom and potential is hidden inside the Clojure standard library.
