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Resurgence of Functional Programming

What was once a paradigm shift in how we thought of programming languages is now main stream in nearly all modern languages. Hear how software shops are infusing concepts like pure functions and immutablity into their architectures and design choices.

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Randy Shoup

VP Engineering and Chief Architect @eBay

Randy has spent more than two decades building distributed systems and high performing teams, and has worked as a senior technology leader at eBay, Google, and Stitch Fix. He coaches CTOs, advises companies, and generally makes a nuisance of himself wherever possible. He is currently VP Engineering and Chief Architect at eBay.

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TRACK HOST Randy Shoup VP Engineering and Chief Architect @eBay
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Thursday Nov 5 / 09:00AM PST

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