Carp with Erik Svedäng

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Functional Futures

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12 episodes

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Functional Futures is a podcast where we interview people that are building the future of functional programming. From compiler developers juggling parsers, lexers, and type theory to software developers working on industry-grade libraries and codebases, we have something for the taste of every FP enthusiast out there.

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Carp with Erik Svedäng

Functional Futures

1 hour 31 minutes 55 seconds

3 years ago

Carp with Erik Svedäng

Can functional programming be used for game development? Listen to this episode of Functional Futures to find out.
Our guest this time is Erik Svedäng. Erik is a game designer that has designed else Heart.Break(), a programming puzzle video game, and many other board and video games. He is also the creator of Carp, a statically-typed Lisp for real-time applications.

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