FSCK 2024 - Functional correctness -- Haskell-ing your way to reliable code

Haskell's functional programming paradigm and strong type system ensure reliability through correctness, making it an ideal choice for writing efficient and maintainable code.

Key takeaways

Haskell is used for writing reliable code.
Functional programming paradigm is important for writing correct code.
Correctness is more important than efficiency in Haskell.
Haskell’s strong type system and lazy evaluation make it well-suited for writing reliable code.
The idealizer is used to see what’s already in runtime.
The requirement is for a one-degree-of-freedom.
To refactor a software, a catch or a buzz phrase is used.
The opening of a game is not all yet.
Hi, I’m from the S.M.A.S.M.A.S.E.N.B.A.R.A.S.H. that’s in 2020.

FSCK 2024 - Functional correctness -- Haskell-ing your way to reliable code

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