Watching Mr. Scott Wlaschin talks are just pure fun. And of course learning a lot about the content but also gives incredibly inspiration how to explain it to other people in a very didactive way. Being tolerant for other choices but point out why this choice in particular is a better choice. I really like this and thanks for the great work.
A lovely talk. Thank you. I'd add that compile-time type checking isn't like having microtests, but rather that they are microtests. Specifically they are microtests that most programmers would not volunteer to write and that they fortunately cannot forget to run.
Thank you for this excellent introduction to DDD and F#. 00:08 Title 00:10 How many things are wrong with this design? 01:09 The intersection between Functional Programming and Domain Driven Design 01:20 Is Functional programming scary? 02:01 Is Object Oriented programming scary? 02:42 What is Functional programming good for? 03:28 Part I: The importance of design 16:20 Part II: Understanding FP type systems - An introduction to "algebraic" types 25:19 Part III: Domain modeling with composable types - What can we do with this type system? 25:32 Modeling optional values 29:00 Modeling simple values and constrained values 36:38 Replacing flags with choices 42:16 Part IV: Encoding business rules with types 44:39 Communication is two-way - It's OK to push back 45:49 Summary
Essential talk for developers. It well deserves all upvotes, also the zero downvotes speaks for itself. Not that many other videos has an infinite upvote/downvote ratio on RUclips :)
Great talk, great book! The concepts have a ton of value even if you don't use F#. It's also a smooth beginner-friendly introduction to domain-driven design.
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Watching Mr. Scott Wlaschin talks are just pure fun. And of course learning a lot about the content but also gives incredibly inspiration how to explain it to other people in a very didactive way. Being tolerant for other choices but point out why this choice in particular is a better choice. I really like this and thanks for the great work.
A lovely talk. Thank you. I'd add that compile-time type checking isn't like having microtests, but rather that they are microtests. Specifically they are microtests that most programmers would not volunteer to write and that they fortunately cannot forget to run.
This talk should be watch by every developer, and his book should be a mandatory read.
Fantastic Talk. 💯
I'm using it in typescript with fp-ts but didn't knew the concepts behind , it came naturally. Thanks for this amazing talk
Excellent talk. This was a great watch, thanks!
Thank you for this excellent introduction to DDD and F#.
00:08 Title
00:10 How many things are wrong with this design?
01:09 The intersection between Functional Programming and Domain Driven Design
01:20 Is Functional programming scary?
02:01 Is Object Oriented programming scary?
02:42 What is Functional programming good for?
03:28 Part I: The importance of design
16:20 Part II: Understanding FP type systems - An introduction to "algebraic" types
25:19 Part III: Domain modeling with composable types - What can we do with this type system?
25:32 Modeling optional values
29:00 Modeling simple values and constrained values
36:38 Replacing flags with choices
42:16 Part IV: Encoding business rules with types
44:39 Communication is two-way - It's OK to push back
45:49 Summary
Essential talk for developers. It well deserves all upvotes, also the zero downvotes speaks for itself. Not that many other videos has an infinite upvote/downvote ratio on RUclips :)
Scott Wlaschin always delivers, incredible talk!
This was illuminating. The exact opposite of how we worked until now. I'm very curious to try this in some side project!
Awesome, this teached me a lot more about typescript than the typescript docs itself
Great talk, great book! The concepts have a ton of value even if you don't use F#. It's also a smooth beginner-friendly introduction to domain-driven design.
This talk is so great. This one is so useful for elm programmers
Seminal brilliant ideas to tame the complexity of software design.
Strait to the point, both, talk and F#.
Book is (still) on the bookshelve but definitely the next on my list to read.
A great talk!
Is the wrapper type possible in typescript?
I love this
Amazing talk.
amazing!
Great talk !!
Interesting
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Great talk!!!