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I also found Martin Odersky's Principles of Reactive Programming Coursera class [1] very helpful. [1] https://class.coursera.org/reactive-001 https://class.co
by nemanja 12y ago
I also found Martin Odersky's Principles of Reactive Programming Coursera class [1] very helpful.
[1] https://class.coursera.org/reactive-001 https://class.coursera.org/reactive-001
- X4 12y agoI and a friend attended to the class and read several papers, but all you learn are concepts, tools, paradigms and implementations. There is no "formula" for creating FRP, it's very generic although highly specific on monads, (applicative) functors, monoids, etc. So definitively worth a shot, if you want to learn everything around FRP.