Tim talks functional architecture at RedDotRubyConf
I was lucky to return to Singapore for another fantastic edition of RedDotRubyConf this year. Not only did I run the world’s first dry-rb workshop, I also got to share a talk on functional architecture for the practical Rubyist:
We build our Ruby apps with the best of intentions, but it’s all too easy for them to become tangled and hard to maintain. If you’ve reached for object-oriented design principles as your path forward, and found them elusive or hard to apply, there is still hope! It turns out that some of our best OO code may live behind an FP curtain. Come along and discover how a functional architecture can make your Ruby apps not only SOLID, but a real joy to build, test, and extend.
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