Tomasz Barański
Functional programming guerilla
Tomasz has been programming for over 20 years. Somewhere along the way he discovered that his programming style actually has a name and it's called Functional Programming. After years in corporations he joined a startup (probably a sign of approaching middle life crisis).
Functional programming guerilla in the land of Rust
Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, speed and concurrency. At the first glance Rust doesn't seem like a functional language. However, closer look reveals features like type inference, immutable data, traits that look a lot like type classes, algebraic data types, pattern matching.
During this presentation you will learn functional features of Rust and see some examples of how well-known functional patterns can be implemented in it. Prior knowledge of Rust is not required.
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