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Show features introduced in C# 6.0 followed by a first look Into C# 7.0
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The world of data speaks a different language than the world of programming languages. It uses REST, SQL database schema, XML, JSON while programming languages only understand types and classes. This causes big confusion when we try to access data from programming languages, especially from those with (otherwise very useful) static type systems.
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Domain Specific Languages: The Functional WayTomas Petricek
In software development, we often face the same problem over and over again. For example, when designing user-interfaces, we need to specify the layout of components; when designing financial systems, we need to detect various patterns in changing prices. The Domain Specific Language (DSL) approach is to design a language for the specific problem domain and then use it repeatedly to solve multiple instances of the same problem.
In this talk, we look how to think about DSLs in a functional way. This lets us focus on the domain. Rather than worrying about the syntax, we start by understanding what problems we actually want to model and what is the best way to do so. Along the way, we’ll look at three fun examples ranging from a language for building 3D objects to a language for detecting price change patterns.
History
- Name derived from Gopher
- Created by Google Engineers
- A language for the multi core processor
- Search for Faster, Compiled and ease of Programming
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The world of data speaks a different language than the world of programming languages. It uses REST, SQL database schema, XML, JSON while programming languages only understand types and classes. This causes big confusion when we try to access data from programming languages, especially from those with (otherwise very useful) static type systems.
How can a programming language learn to understand data? In this talk, I'll show how this is done using type providers in F# 3.0. You'll see how integrating data into the programming language opens the possibilities for creating exciting applications.
Domain Specific Languages: The Functional WayTomas Petricek
In software development, we often face the same problem over and over again. For example, when designing user-interfaces, we need to specify the layout of components; when designing financial systems, we need to detect various patterns in changing prices. The Domain Specific Language (DSL) approach is to design a language for the specific problem domain and then use it repeatedly to solve multiple instances of the same problem.
In this talk, we look how to think about DSLs in a functional way. This lets us focus on the domain. Rather than worrying about the syntax, we start by understanding what problems we actually want to model and what is the best way to do so. Along the way, we’ll look at three fun examples ranging from a language for building 3D objects to a language for detecting price change patterns.
History
- Name derived from Gopher
- Created by Google Engineers
- A language for the multi core processor
- Search for Faster, Compiled and ease of Programming
Spelunking through JPEG with Racket (Sixth RacketCon)Igalia
By Andy Wingo.
JPEG is a funny thing. Photos are our lives and our memories, our first steps and our friends, and yet how much do we know about how they work? This talk explores the JPEG format in a graphical way, using a Racket library to dissect, reconstruct, encode, and decode JPEG files.
This library was first written for Guile but then ported to Racket as an exercise. Along the way in the talk we can mention things that we really enjoy about Racket and other points of interest.
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https://con.racket-lang.org/2016
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3. A Team of 3 Devs Beat a Team of 8
A team that peaked at 3 developers (only one
of which knew F#) finished in 1 year what a
team that peaked at 8 developers couldn’t do in
5.
4. But That’s Just One Company Rave
● @TachyusCorp - From zero to shipping
product in 12 weeks ( $28 million within 26
months)
● Princeton University - F# ... made it trivial ...
( Graduate courses on Parallelism)
6. LoC is a Terrible Metric
In most ways yes.
C#, F#
● Test Code Ratio 14%, 44%
● Useful Code Ratio 53%, 78%
o Almost half the c# code was noise
● The C# was not finished and often failed to
reach near-real-time
7. What Does This Mean to Me?
● Could you find bugs more easily in 1/5th of
the code? 1/10th?
● OOP SOLID and Design patterns become a
thing of the past
o Design patterns are language bug reports -
(paraphrased) - Peter Norvig
o DI is not even relevant
8. A Code Break - What’s Wrong? (with both)
C#
public class Contact {
public string FirstName {get;set;}
public string MiddleInitial {get;set;}
public string LastName {get;set;}
public string EmailAddress {get;set;}
// true if ownership of email address
is confirmed
public bool IsEmailVerified {get;set;}
}
F#
type Contact = {
FirstName: string
MiddleInitial: string
LastName: string
EmailAddress: string
// true if ownership of email address
is confirmed
IsEmailVerified: bool
}
9. What’s Wrong?
Which are optional?
What are the constraints? (are all strings allowed to be
unlimited length?)
Which fields have a relationship?
What is the domain logic?
11. Desired Features of BLOBA Development
● Express requirements clearly - Is the flow of
the code clearer with less noise?
12. Desired Features of BLOBA Development
● Express requirements clearly
● Rapid development cycle
o Built-in REPL
o Far less boilerplate code
o Production-ready code capability for non-f# devs in
2-4 weeks
13. Desired Features of BLOBA Development
● Express requirements clearly
● Rapid development cycle
● High quality deliverables
o Why don’t we sub-type ints? (Primitive Obsession)
o Is that int the Id of a user or the Id of something
else?
14. Desired Features of BLOBA Development
● Express requirements clearly
● Rapid development cycle
● High quality deliverables
● Fun (Ruby anyone?)
15. Features not to be missed
● No null
● Extended strong typing
● Enums (DU), Records (no more mapping
code), Units of Measure, Strongly typed
strings!
o Type Providers
o Design-time checking of string formats
16. Units of Measure
[<Measure>]
type MemberId
[<Measure>]
type m // meters
[<Measure>]
type mile
let mPerMile: float<m/mile> = 1609.34<m/mile>
let milesToMeters (mi:float<mile>) = mi * mPerMile
17. Features We’d Like to Forget
● Inheritance
● Mutability
● Accidental Recursion
● Cyclic Dependencies
o In C#
Very do-able via Web References
Very do-able within an assembly
18. Features Worth Mentioning
● Pattern matching
● Composition over inheritance
● typedefof<> and typeof<>
19. Methods
C#
public void Main(string[] args){ /* … */ }
F#
● let Main (args: string[]) = ...
● let Main (args: string array) = …
● let Main args = ...
20. Method calling options
let HelloWorld a b c = …
let HelloWorld (a,b,c) = …
let HelloWorld (a,b) c = … // different
// more concrete
let ProcessName first m last = …
21. More stats
● Compiler comparison
o LoC
Roslyn C# - almost 500k lines of code
F# - 150k lines of code
over half the C# lines are non-useful
o Cycles
899 mutually dependent classes vs ZERO
22. Warts
● (args:string[]) [] means array here every other context in F# [ ] would be a
list.
● required fun! fun e -> e instead of C#’s e => e
● printfn with [<Measure>] (fixed in next version most likely)
● this. everywhere inside a type
● no protected members
● Property syntaxes ( immutable, mutable) (auto option)
o member this.MyProp = foo //immutable
o member this.MyProp with get() = … // mutable
o member val MyProp = “” // auto immutable
o member val MyProp = “” with get,set // auto mutable
23. Links
● My blog
o http://imaginarydevelopment.blogspot.com/
o Why am I so enthusiastic about F#? -
http://imaginarydevelopment.blogspot.com/2014/06/why-am-i-so-enthusiastic-about-f.html
● F# cheat sheet - http://dungpa.github.io/fsharp-cheatsheet/
● Domain Driven Design using the F# type system -
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/28992749 - Scott Wlaschin
● Does the language you use make a difference (revisited) -
http://simontcousins.azurewebsites.net/does-the-language-you-use-make-a-difference-revisited/
● What about inheritance? - http://codewonderings.blogspot.com/2012/09/what-about-inheritance.
html
● SOLID: the next step is Functional http://blog.ploeh.dk/2014/03/10/solid-the-next-step-is-functional/
- Mark Seemann