Software-Architektur im Stream: Funktionale Programmierung

October 29, 2021

Keine Seiteneffekte, einfaches Testen, die Korrektheit der Programme kann sogar bewiesen werden - alles Vorteile von funktionaler Programmierung. Sie hat im akademischen Bereich schon immer eine Rolle gespielt, aber auch in der Industrie wird sie zunehmend populärer - aber gleichzeitig wirkt sie abgehoben und schwer zu verstehen. In dieser Episode berichten Lars Hupel und Isabel Wingen darüber, wie sie von funktionaler Programmierung im Projekt-Alltag profitieren, welche Erfahrungen sie gemacht haben und wie man selber starten kann.

Der Livestream startet am 29. Oktober 2021 um 12:00 Uhr CEST.

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Eberhard Wolff Alumnus

Eberhard Wolff worked as a Fellow at INNOQ until July 2023, advising clients on architectures and technologies. His technological focus is on modern architecture approaches – cloud, continuous delivery, DevOps, or microservices often play a significant role. He is the author of over a hundred articles and books, including on topics such as Microservices, Microservice Technologies, and Continuous Delivery.

Dr. Lars Hupel Alumnus

Lars worked as Senior Consultant with INNOQ in Munich until December 2022. They are interested in programming languages – especially the functional variety –, web development, and theoretical computer science. They write articles and talk about a multitude of topics.

Isabel König-Wingen Senior Consultant

Isabel works as a senior consultant at INNOQ with a focus on backend development using Java. In addition, she programs in Ruby on Rails, Kotlin, and Clojure. Her greatest strength lies in solving challenging problems in an elegant manner.