About
I'm a full-stack software engineer.
My passion for software development started with mobile app development, specifically Swift, Objective-C, and Apple platforms. I've since broadened my skillset to include frontend web technologies such as React and TypeScript, as well as backend technologies like C#, F#, Haskell, Rust, ASP.NET Core, SQL, and others.
Learning, applying, and teaching functional programming has become a passion of mine.
Feel free to reach out on X, GitHub, or email me
While working on a new feature for my current client's system, I noticed quite a bit of duplication building up in the data access layer. While some duplication isn't true duplication, this was. In this post, we explore some functional techniques I used to clean it up.
As part of my .NET Conf 2025 talk, I wanted to address C# developers as well as C# developers who would rather be writing F#. This post is for that crowd.
In this talk, we'll walk through five key learnings from my journey learning functional programming -- five fundamental approaches to building software that I believe make a strong case for the value in learning, applying, and teaching functional programming.
Every path to becoming an open source contributor is unique. In this session, Matt will describe how he approached the challenge.
