Chris Dornan
Chris is Chief Engineer for Iris Connect who provide web/video platform to help professionals to record, develop and share their practice.
The core of the new platform is written in Haskell. Chris has been writing Haskell programs since the early ‘90s, in industry since the early ‘00s and makes regular contributions to the Haskell open-source eco system.
Follow Chris on Twitter @cdornan
Talks I've Given
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Why Regular Expressions Matter with Chris Dornan!
Featuring Chris Dornan
Do you think Haskell supports Regular Expressions effectively? Come and join Chris to explore how Regular Expressions have been supported in Haskell and how well they should be supported (Spoiler alert: Chris doesn't think they have been supported well enough).
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Coping with change: data schema migration in Haskell
Featuring Adam Gundry and Chris Dornan
It's all very well to write a beautiful RESTful web service in Haskell, but software development is an inherently dynamic activity with your specs in constant flux. We need to be able to constantly revise the API specs and data schema, communicating changes to the whole engineering team,...
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Fun and Profit with Stongly-Typed Data Schemas
Featuring Chris Dornan
Do you want your business applications to become more flexible and adaptable? Then join Chris Dornan who will be presenting the work of Duncan Coutts, Adam Gundry and Alfredo Di Napoli based on ideas around Haskell and REST APIs.
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