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First published at 00:17 UTC on April 18th, 2024.

Applied Functional Programming Theory

winitzki

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My thoughts about what "declarative programming" really is, and where functional programming stands in relation to declarative programming.

Talk slides: https://github.com/winitzki/sofp/blob/master/talk_slides/fp_and_declarative.pdf

Outl…

My thoughts about what "declarative programming" really is, and where functional programming stands in relation to declarative programming.

Talk slides: https://github.com/winitzki/sofp/blob/master/talk_slides/fp_and_declarative.pdf

Outline:

Functional programming is interesting, but in a weird way
- FP is (almost) engineering
- Other programming paradigms are (almost) artisanship
A definition of declarative programming:
- A language for problem requirements, understandable to people
- The same language is mechanically translated into code
- The only known “silver bullet” of programming
Declarative programming must be domain-specific (DSL)
- We get a productivity boost as long as we avoid the pitfalls
Implementing DSLs is a “killer app” for functional programming
- FP is declarative for working with recursive data structures, such as labeled trees
- Requires learning some programming language theory

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