Lyle Kopnicky has been writing Haskell since attending the Oregon Graduate Institute in 2001. He has written production Haskell code at Janrain and TripShot, but has written a lot of Perl as well. He led the Portland Functional Programming Study Group for three years. He is the author of Vintage BASIC (a BASIC interpreter written in Haskell), and a library for verifying natural deduction proofs.
Talks I've Given
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How to Design a Variadic Non-Empty List Constructor
Featuring Lyle Kopnicky
At TripShot, we felt that the usual way of constructing non-empty lists was asymmetrical and awkward. I set out to create one that could take a variable number of arguments.
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How to Design a Variadic Non-Empty List Constructor
Featuring Lyle Kopnicky
At TripShot, we felt that the usual way of constructing non-empty lists was asymmetrical and awkward. I set out to create one that could take a variable number of arguments.
software-development non-empty-lists haskell