Episode 2 - Don Stewart on Real World Haskell

Update: 2013-09-23

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Don Stewart, co-author of Real World Haskell and author of many Haskell Stack Overflow answers, joins us to discuss working with Haskell at large scale: how to organize, deploy, and test more than 1 million lines of Haskell code. He also shares some insights on hiring, training, and working with a large team of Haskell developers. To start the episode, we discuss performance and optimization of Haskell programs.

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Episode 2 - Don Stewart on Real World Haskell

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Episode 2 - Don Stewart on Real World Haskell