All of these viewpoints have their merits, and to understand the discussion we must understand the various components it is built from and the various problems it is solving. In this talk Noel will break down tagless final to its elemental units and show how you can compose these units to solve different problems.
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The Elements of Tagless Final Style
Noel Welsh
Noel has been interested in computers for a long time, particularly the leverage that computers give to people. He followed this interest to a PhD in machine learning, focusing on Bayesian nonparametrics and reinforcement learning. He still finds machine learning very interesting, but right now is more involved with programming and programming languages. A large part of his work is helping people become more effective with functional programming.