January 7, 2016 | by Charlie Gower
It's a New Year. You've made some programming resolutions for 2016. Obviously, one of them is picking up or improving your Functional Programming. In which case, good on you, you'll become a better programmer. To help you out (because sticking to your resolution is hard alone) we are going to do a breakdown of all the Functional Programming Meetups globally. Go along, learn, and have fun.
November 11, 2015 | by Nick Chubb
September 18, 2015 | by Nick Chubb
We organised the first meetup of London Functional Programmers this week, in our Shoreditch offices. Thank you to everyone who turned up, 26 in all, and especially to our speakers Ben Ford and Fil Mackay.
September 9, 2015 | by Charlie Gower
As a programmer, you might at some point have been offered a job in the UK. Given the job market currently, there is a high likelihood that that role would have been in London
September 4, 2015 | by Nick Chubb
August 19, 2015 | by Charlie Gower
We put out our first community survey and we had a good number of people give their answers, 105 in total, with a few going into real depth. Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond, and to Aaron Brewbaker for his particularly lengthy response. We promise the next survey will be a lot prettier.
August 4, 2015 | by Charlie Gower
When a programmer sits down to start a new project they have a few decisions to make, the chief one being how they should write the program. Coding is a lot more creative than it is given credit for. Programs can be written in many different languages and styles (known as Paradigms) from novel length scripts to one-liners as comprehensible as wingdings.
July 29, 2015 | by Charlie Gower
Introduction
Here at Functional Works we help programmers get new jobs every week. We walk them through the entire process, from the starting blocks all the way to the finish line.
