· Matthew Watt · One-offs · 1 min read
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.
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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.
Come along for a story of how I grappled with that very question along my own journey of learning functional programming
In order to develop the secure PDF seed phrase backup feature for Nighthawk Wallet 2.0, I needed to figure out how to render a SwiftUI view as a PDF and password protect it with a user-supplied password. In this guide, I share what I learned.
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.