PureConf

PureConf

On theory and practice of PureScript

It is becoming common to have web applications with tens of thousands of lines of handwritten Javascript. Javascript, however, is a less than ideal base to build large applications upon.

Javascript, as a language, has grown with several new features being added to the Ecmascript specification that help you manage the complexity. However, it may surprise you to know that many of those features have been present in functional programming languages for a long time and were heavily inspired by them. You can see functional programming’s influence even in many frameworks, libraries, and tools that have come up in the Javascript ecosystem, promoting concepts such as purity, immutability, and declarative programming.

Why PureScript

The best way to bring functional programming to the web is to use a compile-to-javascript language like PureScript. PureScript is a mature, functional programming language which was written from the ground up to interoperate with the Javascript ecosystem. PureScript’s strong static type system and compile time checks ensure quality and correctness of code. PureScript outputs Javascript which is readable and can be debugged with the browser dev tools, and allows seamless interop with the Javascript. You can continue to use existing JS libraries such as React, but with an added layer of safety.

About PureScript Conference

This conference is focused on the theory and practice of the PureScript programming language. We will discuss:

  • How to get started
  • How to get productive - best practices and tooling.
  • Demystifying PureScript - a deep dive of the concepts.
  • Real world case studies of PureScript in production, and the lessons learnt.

Key takeaways

At the end of the conference you will:

  1. Gain a deep understanding of PureScript, its ecosystem, and how it compares with other prevalent approaches.
  2. Know how to architect large applications with PureScript that are maintainable, and scale to large codebases and team sizes.
  3. Understand some of the practical challenges of adopting PureScript and how to overcome them.
  4. Get advice, tips, and techniques from industry leaders with real world PureScript experience.

Who should participate

  • Functional programming enthusiasts
  • Engineering Leaders - directors, leads, architects
  • Web developers

About the curator

PureScript conference is curated by Anupam Jain. Anupam works with strongly typed FP, user interfaces, analytics, and fintech. Anupam has written the Concur UI framework, and has founded the FP India user group.

Contact details

For further details about the PureScript conference, call 7676332020. Or, you can leave your query at https://hasgeek.com/FP-Juspay/purescript-conference/comments. The organizers will get back to you.

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James Brock

Monadic Parsers at the Input Boundary

Submitted Jan 30, 2022

When reading a byte stream over the process I/O boundary, the first thing which everyone should do is to parse the byte stream with a monadic parser.

The talk will discuss

  • Processes and input byte streams.
  • Monadic parsers. What they are and why they matter.
  • The design and use of the purescript-parsing library.
  • How to use monadic parsers instead of regular expressions with the purescript-parsing-replace library.
  • When not to use monadic parsers.

This talk is intended for an audience who has some familiarity with monads and regular expressions. This talk is inspired and informed by the essay Parse, don’t validate by Alexis King.

Slides and script: https://github.com/jamesdbrock/monadic-parsers-at-input-boundary

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FP-Juspay is a forum to dive deep and contribute to the world of Functional Programming - Frameworks, Applications and People. more

Supported by

Community sponsor

Welcome to the MLabs page! We are a Haskell consultancy and a collection of real FP geeks. We are hiring Haskellers, Purescripters and other FP enthusiasts all year round. If you love Haskell and are looking for a job or internship, you apply here: https://apply.workable.com/mlabs/j/63DAAA4AEF/ more

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nilenso is a boutique technology consultancy based in Bangalore. Over the past 9 years, we have worked on projects in e-commerce, logistics, machine learning, data science, healthcare, payments and education. You can read about some our recent projects here: https://nilenso.com/recent-tech.html. Ou… more

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