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Functional patterns for scala practitionners by Clément Delafargue

Scala, by being both Functional and Object-Oriented is easy to get started with, especially for java developpers. However, to get the most of the language, you have to embrace its functional nature. In this session, I'll show you how to start using scala's functional nature by presenting patterns originated in the functional world: * Substitution model and "everything is an expression" * Algebraic Data Types for data modelling * Typeclasses for extensible abstractions * Error handling in a composable fashion with Either and Validation * Segregation between logic and effects for easier testing * Property based testing Clément Delafargue is the CTO of Clever Cloud. A graduate from École Centrale de Nantes, he has been developing web projects since 2002. He enjoys working both on frontend and backend, as well as learning new languages and tech stacks. He's particulary interested in functional programming. [YIR-1518]

November 7, 2016