Advanced FP for the Enterprise Bee: Typeclasses
over 5 years ago
This fifth post in a series introduces advanced FP concepts via Kotlin and Arrow. This article introduces Typeclasses, and reviews a practical example of Typeclasses from the Arrow library.
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Advanced FP for the Enterprise Bee: Kleisli
over 5 years ago
This fourth post in a series introduces advanced FP concepts via Kotlin and Arrow. This article looks at the Kleisli type.
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Advanced FP for the Enterprise Bee: Higher Kinded Types
over 5 years ago
This third post in a series introduces advanced FP concepts via Kotlin and Arrow. This article shows the usefulness of Higher Kinded Types.
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FP concepts with Arrow
over 5 years ago
A video from the Belfast Kotlin User Group with a presentation by Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen covering FP concepts with Arrow.
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Advanced FP for the Enterprise Bee: Applicatives
over 5 years ago
This second post in a series introduces advanced FP concepts via Kotlin and Arrow. This article takes a deep dive into Applicatives.
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Functional Android
over 5 years ago
In this talk from the January 13th, 2021 Kotlin London User Group meetup, Jorge Castillo shows how to seamlessly integrate the functional programming paradigm with our Android architecture to get the most out of both worlds.
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Advanced FP for the Enterprise Bee: Traverse
over 5 years ago
This first post in a series introduces advanced FP concepts via Kotlin and Arrow. This article takes a deep dive into the Traverse operation.
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Roll your own Computation blocks in Kotlin
over 5 years ago
Computation blocks empower library authors and users to build ad-hoc operators and DSLs over any data-type getting rid of API complexity and simplifying composition. In this talk, we will learn how we can build Computation blocks over Kotlin suspend functions & the Arrow Continuations library's reset / shift capabilities. We will demonstrate the composition of well known JVM data-types and patterns such as lists, futures, streams, and IOs, where callback chains can be simply replaced by a single
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