Mark Seemann is the creator of AutoFixture and author of "Dependency Injection in .NET". He is an independent full stack programmer and software architect living in Copenhagen, Denmark. He enjoys reading, drawing, playing the guitar, good wine and gourmet food.
Talks I've Given
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Functional Architecture: the Pit of Success
Featuring Mark Seemann
Object-oriented architects and developers have, over the years, learned many hard lessons about successfully designing systems with object-oriented programming. This has led to a plethora of ‘best practices’ that are painfully passed on from older to younger generations via books, lectures,...
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Type-Driven Development
Featuring Mark Seemann
The F# type system is both stronger and more flexible than the type system in e.g. C#. You can use this to your advantage to rapidly evolve a prototype. In this talk you'll see an example of how to evolve a Finite State Machine that solves a real problem, using the F# type system as a driver....
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F# eXchange Park Bench Panel - Led by Don Syme
Featuring Don Syme, Scott Wlaschin, Mark Seemann, Andrea Magnorsky, Nick Palladinos and Steffen Forkmann
Join creator of F# and Microsoft Principal Researcher, Don Syme for the park bench panel at the F# eXchange. To kick of the Panel conference speakers, Mark Seeman, Nick Palladinos, Andrea Magnorsky and Scott Wlaschin will discuss your burning questions. Grab yourself a beer and a slice of pizza;...
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Outside-In TDD with F#
Featuring Mark Seemann
In this combination of lecture and hands-on workshop, you'll see how to apply Outside-In Test-Driven Development in the style from Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests – with the twist that the result isn't going to be Object-Oriented, but Functional.
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Programming with the Stars featuring surprise celebrities from C# and F# communities
Featuring Mark Needham and Mark Seemann
In this session our panel of programming stars will be given a set of problems to solve, and they will describe the steps that they go through to get to a functional solution, in both C# and F#.
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