Functional Programming: The Enterprise Edition
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Claim: functional programming is practical in large companies and reduces boilerplate around nulls, exceptions and I O. Uses Scala on Spark and Akka, Kafka Cassandra MongoDB and libraries like cats IO with OptionT to model partiality, failure and external calls. Examples include cache lookups and a signup flow with an encrypt that throws on "mailman" a head bug in a list and a restaurants data lake pipeline; composition yields IO values that are run with unsafeRunSync producing Either[Throwable, Option[Int]] and scales to millions of events per day.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:12Functional Programming: The Enterprise Edition
- 1:50Enterprise Functional Programming
- 4:18But that's often the case because the imperative mindset is the default...
- 9:03Computational effects are central to enterprise programming Composition is the essence of functional programing
- 30:00As a functional programmer, you must be a teacher and a salesperson at the same time.
- 30:18Methods for Functional Programming Advocacy
- 31:09Organize and Speak Set up an internal meetup or book club Submit practical talks to conferences! Write blog posts! Communication works.
- 33:25Check ego at the door • Functional programming already has Don't wake it worse
- 34:03If people understand why they will want to know how
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