What I liked about it:
- nice introduction
- discover a theory
- difficult concept made clear with clear examples exercise
- challenging, thought provoking
- talking about practical examples to refactor
- references
- availability on github (Neal Ford's code)
- different look at classical problems
- type and transform as to basic thinking unify
- forces you to think
- discovery about FP universe
- good explanation of morphisms, functors, ...
- surprised with the complicated java examples
- discover of category theory -> help to design
- it turned my head upside down like each time i've been explained morphisms - great levels of abstraction
To make it perfect:
- leave out the last part because that part goes too fast
- shorter: don't browse all constructions, focus on some and relate more to benefits for programming
- more practical examples, but then that would require more time !
- spend less time, or prepare better the Food & Pix example
- definitely needs more time to sink in with me
- maybe more presentation time helps (stepping through what & why, then examples and discussion)
- more exercises
- more code ?
- finish in time ? (last slides went very fast)
- what does Christoph do ? Armand was the only talker
- give me a better brain, mine is very limited
- strange title (not good)
- may be a little bit messy
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