Description
Controlling complexity is one of the biggest challenges a developer faces. Functional programming helps tremendously with this and thus becomes more and more popular, even in originally imperative and object oriented languages like C++. This course will help you increase your productivity by teaching how to write functional C++ code that is easy to understand, test and reuse.
After mastering the basic building blocks of functional programming, you will learn how to think functionally and solve everyday programming problems in an elegant way. Every provided coding exercises comes with an exemplary solution.
At the end of this course you will be able to use the functional approach to write application code that is extraordinarily robust and pleasant to work with.
And as a bonus, all the concepts you have learned will not only help you when using C++, but are applicable to other programming languages too and will expand your horizon regarding programming in general.
Información sobre el Instructor
4.42 Calificación
2114 Estudiantes
1 Cursos
Tobias Hermann
Software engineer working in computer vision
Tobias Hermann is
using functional programming in C++ on a daily basis in professional
and private projects. He is the main developer of FunctionalPlus, a
publicly available C++ library facilitating functional programming in
C++. He currently works in the computer vision industry where he
develops high performance image recognition software in C++. His
experience in teaching the functional programming paradigm face to
face and in articles enables him to help you develop the skills
needed to become productive with this approach.
Other interests of
him include deep learning, game development and different programming
languages like Rust, Python, Haskell and Elm.
Student feedback
Reviews
The speed of presentation coupled with the presenter's accent make following the videos difficult. I need to watch the video more than once just to pick out the English language details without trying to follow the C++ code nuances and the abstracted home made library. Rated after only the second video.