This repository contains my interpretations and implementations of concepts from the book Functional Design and Architecture by Alexander Granin. The book provides a thorough exploration of functional design principles, with examples implemented in Haskell. Here, I reimplement and adapt these examples in Scala to deepen my understanding and offer a Scala-based reference for readers who may prefer or are more familiar with Scala.
https://github.com/graninas/Functional-Design-and-Architecture
While Haskell is a purely functional language and ideal for demonstrating functional design patterns, Scala’s hybrid approach makes it accessible to a broader audience, particularly those working in object-oriented or mixed environments. By implementing the concepts in Scala, I hope to make functional architecture concepts more approachable for Scala developers and provide practical examples that they can use in real-world applications.
The main objectives of this repository are:
- To translate Haskell examples from Functional Design and Architecture into Scala, demonstrating how functional design principles can be applied in a different functional programming language.
- To provide a practical guide for Scala developers interested in functional design and architecture concepts.
- To encourage Scala developers to explore functional programming concepts traditionally taught in Haskell, using syntax and constructs available in the Scala ecosystem.
Contributions to this project are welcome, whether they involve corrections, alternative approaches, or additional examples. Please feel free to fork the repository, make improvements, and submit pull requests!
MIT © Hyeonsoo David Lee hyeonsoo.david.lee@gmail.com