Functional Patterns for the Object Oriented

Explore functional programming patterns and their application in object-oriented languages in this 52-minute conference talk. Discover how features like lambda expressions, stream processing libraries, tuples, and pattern matching have been introduced to languages like C# and Java from the functional programming world. Examine case studies comparing traditional object-oriented approaches with functional patterns typically used in Haskell. Gain insights into concepts such as datatype pattern matching, code generation, abstract syntax trees, algebraic data types, generic types, and property-based testing. No prior functional programming knowledge is required, but be prepared for a fresh perspective on programming paradigms.

Intro
Datatype
Pattern Matching
Code Generation
Code Room
Abstract Syntax Trees
Algebraic Data Types
Generic Types
LM
Type Clause
enum
generating tuples
generating lists
propertybased testing
property simplification
shrink
API testing
Summary
Questions