Functional, DRY, and Bi-Temporal Models

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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Descriptive Programming

05:03 • 4min

3

Object Oriented Programming - Side Effect Free Programming

09:02 • 5min

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Declarative Programming Is Not Imperative

13:48 • 2min

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The Simplest Building Block in Functional Programming

15:32 • 4min

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Object Oriented Programming - Side Effects

19:19 • 4min

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IOMONAD's Cause Side Effects

22:56 • 4min

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F Sharp Is Your Go to Functional Programming

26:52 • 3min

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Do You Really Need to Be a Mathematician to Use Functional Programming?

29:55 • 5min

10

Functional Programming - Is Set Theory Wrong?

34:52 • 3min

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Is It the Best Way to Prove That Your Application Is Back Free?

37:25 • 4min

12

Functional Programming and Architecture

41:07 • 4min

13

Functional Core Imperative Shell

45:06 • 4min

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Using Functional Programming Style in Object Oriented Languages

49:19 • 4min

15

Don't Repeat Yourself

53:48 • 5min

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Is the Knowledge for Chargeing the Fee in Just One Place?

58:24 • 2min

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Domain Driven Design

59:59 • 2min

18

What Is the Hardest Part in Building Software?

01:01:42 • 5min

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What Is Bi-Temporality and Why Do You Use It?

01:06:51 • 3min

20

What Is the Time Lag?

01:09:46 • 6min

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Event Sourcing and CQRS in a Fintech Environment

01:15:26 • 5min

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Uh Event Sourcing for Business Use Cases

01:20:28 • 2min

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A Good Way to Get Things Done and Delivered in a Short Time

01:22:39 • 2min