text: Mike Flasko and Anthony Jones: Winsock and .NET Protocol Agnostic Development
  jsampsonPC wrote:Charles, why didn't you take advantage of Roundtable for this interview?
  I just started watching...and this lineup looks like it's potentially one of the coolest interviews in a long timeI just started watching...and this lineup looks like it's potentially one of the coolest interviews in a long time
  footballism wrote:Actually "weak delegate" is the thing which I hope can be built into CLR3.0
  Sheva.
  Dummy wrote:How much did Anders get for plugging the TalkingRain Beverage Company?
  How many of you have experiene with functional programming? What do you think about the trend towards a comingling of imperative and functional?
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  sylvan wrote:This really fills me with hope for the future. I've been quite concerned that MS was completely missing the boat with what we need for the future, and I still think they're a bit late on the ball here, but at least it seems like all the head honchos understand that functional programming is the only direction we can move in if we are to have any hope of effectively programming for tomorrow's machines..
  staceyw wrote:Great video guys!.
  Charles wrote:How many of you have experiene with functional programming? What do you think about the trend towards a comingling of imperative and functional?
  Charles wrote:How many of you have experiene with functional programming? What do you think about the trend towards a comingling of imperative and functional?
  foo xref yref = do
  x <- readSTRef xref -- extract the value from reference
  y <- readSTRef yref
  return (x+y)
  -- here we "run" the imperative function above with "runST"
  -- ensuring statically that no side effects "leak"
  fooPurified x y = runST ( do
  xref <- newSTRef 5
  yref <- newSTRef 8
  foo xref yref
  )
  -- two versins without imperative features
  fooPure1 x y = x+y
  fooPure2 = (+)
  ).
  SEP2007 wrote:Declarative languages learn and use 18 - 28 year old.
  Funcutional Languages learn and use 35 - 55 years old. first 10 programming languages can be found in the line diagram below.
  The long term trends for the first 10 programming languages can be found in the line diagram below.
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  What was it that happened in 2004?
  Charles wrote:
  How many of you have experiene with functional programming? What do you think about the trend towards a comingling of imperative and functional?
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