Marco Perone
Marco loves to learn, experiment and try new things. He is interested in ideas, patterns and software architectures, with a definite preference for code quality and functional programming. Marco is a mathematician turned into a software developer.
Lover of precision and formalism, he enjoys writing high quality software, constantly looking for ways to create safer and more reliable code.
Particularly interested in functional programming, its links to domain modelling, and how to introduce and apply its ideas in non-functional languages.
When he is away from the keyboard, you can probably find him hiking on a mountain or riding his bike around Europe, or most probably eating some good dark chocolate.
Talks I've Given
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Looping Through Functional Loops
Featuring Marco Perone
Imperative languages allow for iterating through all the elements of a collection using
software-development functional-programming loops haskellforandwhileloops. Functional programming does not adopt such constructs. This shift of perspective is one of the first differences beginners notice when they start with FP. Join Marco in his exploration of...
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Haskell at Work
Led by Marco Perone
Are you interested in using Haskell in a professional setting on a real-world project? The course focuses on the day-to-day aspects of the language, as attendees develop and evolve a concrete project, highlighting where Haskell can help us to create a safe and maintainable application.
types functional-programming haskell