# Intro Course in Haskell

# Target group

Given that the language has a clear separation between code that produces side-effects (mutating objects or outputting to an IO device) and pure (always evaluates to the same output value given the same input) enforced by the compiler. This will allow to make better software applications by ensuring that design constraints are maintained through the whole application.

This differs from most of the current tooling that are used in the industry as today, where this responsibility is placed on the shoulders of the developers, which is not error-prone, and can lead to non-desired behavior that is very difficult to catch when testing.

As from the end of May 2018, due to the EU GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), not having control over processes handling sensitive personal data, can have fatal consequences.

Therefore, this course is aimed for people that want to get a good start when developing Haskell applications and packages.

# Prerequisites:

Participants must have a minimum knowledge of other programming languages. Knowledge of other functional programming languages will be an advantage, but not crucial.

# Program:

• A few basic concepts to get started

• The Haskell Tool Stack (scripts, applications and packages)

• Domain modeling with Types

• A few high-order functions that will be used again and again

• Testing with Hspec and QuickCheck

• Profiling to avoid stack overflows and space leaks

• Safe applications and packages

• Isolating and granulating side-effects

# Links:

• Source: https://gitlab.com/spisemisu/SpiseMisu.IntroCourseHaskell/

# Duration:

• 2 full work days (8 hours each day)

# Booking:

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# Intro Course in Fsharp

# Target group and prerequisites:

The course is aimed for people that want to get a good start when developing .NET libraries and applications with F#. Participants must have a minimum knowledge of other programming languages. Knowledge of other functional programming languages will be an advantage, but not crucial.

# Program:

• A few basic concepts to get started

• Domain modeling

• .NET-applications and libraries

• Data and TypeProviders

• Concurrency and parallelism

• Robust and error-free applications

# Links:

• Source: https://gitlab.com/spisemisu/SpiseMisu.IntroCourseFSharp/

# Duration:

• 2 full work days (8 hours each day)

# Booking:

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