Functional abstractions in Haskell & Performance comparison of SQL & NoSQL

I would like to welcome you to the November Meetup on November 14th at 7 pm.

Functional abstractions in Haskell by Christopher Vollick

Functional abstraction is the process of creating abstract functions such as filter. Some of the benefits of using these are the reduction of code size and the avoidance of cut-and-paste. In this way the bugs can be fixed in one place instead of many. Paper of the Month: A performance comparison of SQL and NoSQL
(https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261079289_A_performance_comparison_of_SQL_and_NoSQL_databases) (Y.Li et al)
This paper aims to independently investigate the performance of some NoSQL and SQL databases in the light of key-value stores.