C#’s Functional Journey - Mads Torgersen - NDC Sydney 2024

[@WonderfulPlays]

Big shoutout to Mads for mentioning F# in such a positive light. Makes me so happy

[@WalderFrey]

Great talk! Paced nicely, relaxed, and delivered expertly.

[@paterantonios6498]

F# PRAISED, ME HAPPY

[@TechTalksWeekly]

Mads is an excellent speaker and this talk has been featured in the last issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter 🎉

[@hrobertson4]

Can't wait to see his "talk from yesterday"

[@ramtennae]

yeah, im looking for that. know if it exists somewhere? he can't just casually drop unions on us like that!

[@hrobertson4]

@@ramtennae Haven't been able to find it :(

[@Gorgggg]

I think his talk is now also uploaded to this channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/omWXimmig9KBkJIsi=jxSl-9JsxeWmiCic spooky action at a distance mentioned around 33 minutes in

[@hrobertson4]

@@Gorgggg thanks yea, I watched it. Not exactly the detail I was hoping for, but still good to see unions in the works

[@hrobertson4]

@@Gorgggg thanks yea, I watched it. Not exactly the detail I was hoping for, but still good to see unions in the works

[@z0nx]

59:50 Big sad that fsharp is so shunned

[@selism]

Interesting topic, but WAY too many ads

[@ks1970in]

F# like union types and tail optimisation - come on Mads - still looking for these for over a decade.

[@AslamNazeerShaikh]

He always wear good stylish & unique shirts. 🎉❤

[@UwuseSawase]

Is the code laying around somewhwre in their/your git repo?

[@javidmohajery4394]

Waiting 40 minutes to hear F# mentioned was not that fair :)

[@MarsLaaars]

29:22

[@DusanJovanovicDBJ]

C# started as a knee jerk reaction to Java

[@allied-data]

The only design choice I am going to criticize in the video is the selection of the shirt.

[@DSK_ytbe]

wtf is that accent?

[@erikgrundy]

mads is (i assume, with a name like that) danish, but it sounds like he's lived in usa for a long time, so he's picked up a bit of an accent from there

[@TeaDrivenDev]

Yeah, it's a heavily americanized Danish accent; he's probably been in the US for over 20 years now. Compare with e.g. Mark Seemann for an "original" Danish accent; I think it's a fun one.

[@larsp5109]

Now you try speaking Danish...