#type class

[knolspeak]

Scala FP: Let's Start with Type Class

Scala FP: Let’s Start with Type Class

Before we start talking about the Functional Programming with the Scala Cats, we should refresh our memory about the Type Class and Implicit. These are the base when we start learning the Scala Cats.

Let’s start the discussion with the Type Class.

Type Class

A type class is an interface or API that represents some functionality, which we want to implement. Type class is programming pattern in…

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[functionally]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqyMie8AO3Y)

This talk focuses on the Data type class: an abstraction for expressing a common, useful set of data transformation and manipulation actions. The code, in it’s design and implementations, make heavy use of rich, expressive types and functional principles.

We’ll dive into the code, show off some of the quirks when getting the abstraction to work with both Spark RDDs and Flink’s DataSet type. We'll also demonstrate code using this type class, showing how we can write once and run on different platforms!

Malcolm Greaves a computer scientist and software engineer that adores functional programming, supports open source development, works on machine learning (ML) and natural langague processing (NLP) algorithms, and never stops innovating and growing.

Currently, he is working at Nitro as a Research Engineer with a fantastic team!

[rainlynn08]

"You're the grey that makes other colors look awesome."

- artist insults/changling insult

[migomi]

mehehehheeee done w/ ma typeface!!! she said it looked good! just thin out the serifs! and "y don't u start on numbers"........;aklsdfladsfjal;skdfkladskfj

[geoffgoldblum]

Robert Smith's Hair: the font, to come also.

[jessesaler]

[whointheirrightmind]

Tea, trance music, and cute kitten pictures are the only thing keeping me from going on a murderous rampage. 

[design-process-blog]

This is a booklet I created for my Typography 2 class. We had to create 8 spreads using letterforms as image.  Our letters/words came from our first project's "two big words" to describe our assigned designer.

My designer: Peter Saville

My 2 letters: CM

My words: Culture Matters

Click on this link to see my book!