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Daniel Spiewak

Daniel Spiewak
Software Developer, Novell

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Daniel Spiewak is a software developer based out of Wisconsin, USA. Over the years, he has worked with Java, Scala, Ruby, C/C++, ML, Clojure and several experimental languages. He currently spends most of his free time researching parser theory and methodologies, particularly areas where the field intersects with functional language design, domain-specific languages and type theory.

Daniel has written a number of articles on his weblog, Code Commit, including his popular introductory series, Scala for Java Refugees.

Sessions

4:10pm Wednesday, 07/27/2011
Structural Prototypes: Resolving the Statically-typed Object-functional Dichotomy
Emerging Languages
 Location: E144
Tags: languages, scala, polymorphism, type_systems, theory, object-oriented, functional, self, omega, system-f
Daniel Spiewak (Novell)
Average rating: ****.
(4.40, 5 ratings)
Object-functional languages have a number of desirable properties and have proven very useful in practice. Unfortunately, the merger brings with it a raft of complexities, being the root of nearly all of Scala's infamous complexity. This talk will present a new framework for resolving these issue, based around the notion of statically-typed functional object prototypes. Read more.