By Adam Gordon Bell - Software Developer
Published October 03, 2018 7:00am
When Riccardo Terrell hit the concurrency limitations in a jvm application, he thought back to the haskell he learned in a university course and decided to rewrite the entire thing in haskell. The immutability of the haskell solution made the concurrency bottleneck non-existent. It is no surprise that years later, his book on concurrency in .net leans heavily on functional programming constructs and the functional features of F# and C#.
 Today we talk about concurrency and functional programming, about F# how it compares to haskell and scala. We also chat about CPU architectures, best practises for writing distr...