Functional Reactive Programming - Cleanly Abstracted Interactivity

Explore functional reactive programming and its application in creating cleanly abstracted interactivity in this comprehensive conference talk from C++Now 2014. Delve into David Sankel's presentation, which covers the principles and techniques of FRP, demonstrating how it can enhance code clarity and maintainability in interactive systems. Learn how to leverage functional programming concepts to manage complex, time-varying data and events in a more elegant and efficient manner. Gain insights into implementing FRP patterns in C++, and understand how this paradigm can revolutionize the way you approach interactive software development. Access accompanying slides for visual aids and code examples to reinforce key concepts discussed throughout the talk.

Functional Reactive Programming - Cleanly Abstracted Interactivity