The Circuit as a Point-Free General Model of Computation
Offered By: JSConf via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the concept of modeling programs as circuits of intercommunicating processes in this JSConf talk by Neuman Vong. Learn how to create shorter, simpler programs inspired by category theory, point-free programming, and functional reactive programming. Discover techniques to minimize complexity and improve maintainability in modern web applications and libraries that handle state management, asynchronous events, and failure recovery. Delve into topics such as drag and drop, async operations, streams, function chaining, and functional reactive programming. Examine a practical example through a broken game of Pong, illustrating how these concepts can be applied to real-world scenarios. Gain insights into creating more robust and efficient programs by adopting a circuit-based approach to software development.
Syllabus
Intro
Drag and Drop
Async
Drag Drop
Streams
Streams interface
List and Unit
Function Chaining
Moving Functions
ABC
Functional reactive programming
Broken game of pong
Taught by
JSConf
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