Erik Osheim
Erik Osheim is one of the founders of Typelevel, and maintains several Scala libraries including Cats, Spire, and others. He hacks Scala for a living at Stripe, and is committed to having his cake and eating it too when it comes to functional programming. Besides programming he spends time playing music, drinking tea, and cycling around Providence, Rhode Island.
Talks I've Given
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Visions for collaboration, competition, and interop in Scala
Featuring Erik Osheim
As Scala waxes in popularity, we are seeing more and more demand for high-quality libraries come from the community. Many of us are wary of transitive dependencies and also worried about building monolithic libraries and frameworks. Simultaneously, you may fear that it's too hard for...
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Generic Numeric Programming Through Specialized Type Classes
Featuring Erik Osheim
In this workshop for Scala Days, Erik Osheim describes an ongoing effort to build a system of type classes that support fast, accurate, flexible and generic numeric programming in Scala.
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