Jeremy is a senior researcher at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, where he's a member of the OCaml Labs project and teaches an advanced functional programming course. He's the lead developer of the ocaml-ctypes foreign function library and is currently involved in the development of several new features for the OCaml language, including a typed macro system and support for overloading.
Find out what Jeremy is up to on Github.
Talks I've Given
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Build your own effects
Featuring Jeremy Yallop
Most practical programming languages include ways of performing various non-functional effects, such as exceptions, generators, dynamic binding and concurrency. Languages typically offer ways for programmers to define new functions, new types, and sometimes even new syntax, but the set of...
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