FUNARCH 2025
who it's for
software architects, functional programmers, Haskell developers, frontend architects, tooling engineers, educators and trainers, engineering managers
topics
functional UI paradigms; Racket Universe Teach; Elm ecosystems; React and Redux; ClosureScript toolkit; pure view model layers; DrRacket and Haskell/VSCode; free-monad workflows; Bluefin Haskell effect system; value-level effect handles; streams for producer/consumer; build systems a la carte
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Evolution of Functional UI Paradigms | Michael Sperber, Markus Schlegel | 43m |
Argues that functional UI patterns reduce coupling but repeatedly inherit three concrete problems: update, modularity and circularity challenges. Reviews… | ||
| Six Years of FUNAR: Functional Training for Software Architects | Michael Sperber | 49m |
A three‑day ISAQB curriculum for Functional Software Architecture (published and free to download) evolves since 2019 into 31 iterations and more than 30+… | ||
| Experience report: Bluefin in industry | Tom Ellis | 25m |
Bluefin is an IO-backed Haskell effect system used to replace transformers/MTL in assembly tooling for Groq’s LPU chip, claiming value-level effect handles… | ||
| The Future of FUNARCH | Jeffrey M. Young | 17m |
Yearly recap notes that FUNARCH records a sharp drop to three presentations this year (third official year), and organizers debate format and location changes… | ||
| What could Functional Architecture mean? | Jeffrey M. Young | 24m |
Argues that "functional architecture" means deriving an algebra of components that lets designers map and recombine system behaviors; uses the build-systems… | ||
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