Paweł Szulc
Thoughts to code compiler
Paweł Szulc is a seasoned developer with a rich background in functional programming languages, including Scala and Haskell. Known in the developer community as "EncodePanda," Paweł is passionate about exploring complex software design patterns and bridging the gap between practicality and expressiveness in code.
Recently, Paweł has expanded his expertise to include Rust, intrigued by its powerful system-level programming capabilities and the language’s emphasis on memory safety without sacrificing performance. His transition to Rust aligns well with his interest in leveraging expressive type systems to write robust, efficient software.
Maintainable Software Architecture in Haskell (with Polysemy)
Target audience:
Developers who are interested in seeing Haskell being used as a general programming language. Engineers who are hoping to see Haskell as an environment in which they can quickly and effectively iterate between requirements, design and running executable code: providing value to the business with an immediate feedback loop.
Pre-requirements:
- basic understanding of Haskell syntax
- basic FP building blocks: functor, monad
Topics explored:
- software architecture
- software testability and maintainability
- Free Monads
- Polysemy library
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