Functional Programming in Go.
Apply functional techniques in Golang to improve the testability, readability, and security of your code
1st Edition
Published on 21. May 2024
248 pages
978-1-80181-430-0 (ISBN)
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Dylan Meeus
Functional Programming in Go
Apply functional techniques in Golang to improve the testability, readability, and security of your code
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03/2023
Packt Publishing
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Meeus Dylan :
Dylan Meeus is a Software Engineer, with over a decade of experience in various functional and non-functional programming languages. He has used Go to develop systems in a variety of domains, from healthcare to frameworks for machine learning platforms and digital signal processing software. He developed a passion for Functional Programming when learning Haskell and applied this knowledge to traditionally non-functional languages like Java. Over the past several years, Dylan has been a speaker at various Go and Java-oriented conferences such as GopherCon and Devoxx.
Dylan Meeus is a Software Engineer, with over a decade of experience in various functional and non-functional programming languages. He has used Go to develop systems in a variety of domains, from healthcare to frameworks for machine learning platforms and digital signal processing software. He developed a passion for Functional Programming when learning Haskell and applied this knowledge to traditionally non-functional languages like Java. Over the past several years, Dylan has been a speaker at various Go and Java-oriented conferences such as GopherCon and Devoxx.
Content
Table of Contents - Introducing Functional Programming
- Treating Functions as First-Class Citizens
- Higher -Order Functions
- Write Testable Codes with Pure Functions
- Immutability
- Three Common Categories of Functions
- Recursion
- Readable Function Composition with Fluent Programming
- Functional Design Patterns
- Thinking functionally to solve problems
- Functional Programming Libraries
- Treating Functions as First-Class Citizens
- Higher -Order Functions
- Write Testable Codes with Pure Functions
- Immutability
- Three Common Categories of Functions
- Recursion
- Readable Function Composition with Fluent Programming
- Functional Design Patterns
- Thinking functionally to solve problems
- Functional Programming Libraries
