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Top Articles in comp.lang.functional  :: towards a constructive education :: (news server friendly)  185
 75 (2/6/2004 12:06:39 AM) I posted this earlier this week, but discovered that many news servers (and Google) would not carry it, due to the number of newsgroups posted to, and this also prevented some who could access it from replying....   galathaea1 (62) Functional programming in mainstream languages 182
68 (2/11/2004 9:25:21 PM) I'm curious to what extent a solid understanding of functional programming would help me if I still had to do most real work in mainstream imperative languages. Mainstream languages, almost by definition, are ...  tuanglen (55) FP tutorial for OO programmers? 444
82 (6/19/2004 8:41:54 PM) Please assume a FP language that doesn't have OO capabilities. For example, Standard ML. I'm looking for a no-nonsense, practical, concise, results oriented tutorial that explains: 1) how to do things in FP ...  try_vanevery_at_mycompanyname (729) intelligence is a search for satisfaction 378
64 (8/8/2004 9:36:10 PM) 42. :-) And yes, it's cross-posted for a reason. I've been doing a lot of voter registration lately... which is boring, and low paying, which causes me to goof off once I'm done working. So, quite a lot of ... try_vanevery_at_mycompanyname (729) generic programming and functional languages 217
64 (4/14/2005 6:39:22 AM) Generic programming is receiving more attention now-a-days. I am new to functional programming, and I came to know that Haskell supports polymorphic procedures and polytypes. Can somebody provide more informati...  sgganesh (28) Will too many paradigms addle my brain. 272
74 (10/11/2005 9:42:16 PM) I've just started a comp sci degree. The main language used to teach is Java - I certainly don't like it but thats the way it is. In the 1st year we do Java and Prolog (compulsory). Functional Programming is a...  wookiz (312) ML vs. Lisp 200
66 (2/9/2007 10:02:39 PM) Besides the infix syntax and the static type system, can someone describe the difference between ML and Lisp from a programmer's point of view? Should a Lisp programmer be able to get accustomed to .*ML (inser... phr.cx (5483) mathementical/formal foundations of computing ? 214
52 (2/22/2007 2:50:49 PM) 2 independant issues here: 1. I'm still searching for material re. "the mathementical/formal foundation[s] of computing" to help move programming away from an art towards a science. Patterns seem to be a heu...  news7585 (170) beginning with ML 240
65 (11/5/2007 5:36:33 AM) Yesterday, while performing an Internet search for lightweight concurrency, I run into the Alice system, which is an implementation of the ML language. I knew nothing about ML, except that a functional language...  michele.simionato (1169) Verbose functional languages? 365
84 (12/2/2007 3:04:39 PM) Hello everybody, I got a question. Is there anything like a verbose functional language that attempts to be easily readable? What I am looking for would be something that looks kind of like smalltalk, with an...  rudi2468 (20) Statistics Last Updated: 5/13/2013 12:00:00 AM |
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