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Functional Reactive Programming is an approach to writing programs. FRP uses signals, which represent a mutable value time-line of a value, and signal transformations as its basic blocks. This talk explores the key concepts of FRP, and presents a basic implementation technique for Arrowised FRP. It also discusses some connections to libraries such as `fs2`.

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Introduction to Functional Reactive Programming in Scala

Diego Alonso

Diego is a Scala developer at 47 Degrees, where he writes backend applications using functional libraries like Cats and Cats-Effect, Fs2, Doobie, Http4s, or Circe. Diego has been writing declarative code for almost 10 years, using Scala, Haskell, and Prolog.

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Introduction to Functional Reactive Programming in Scala

Diego Alonso

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