London Scala User Group

🎉 Come along to the London Scala Talks! 🎉
In this event you'll hear from Sabrina Konrad-Lee and Joe Warren.

Agenda
6:00pm - 🥤 Doors open. Come along and grab a drink!
6:40pm - 🗣️ Sabrina Konrad-Lee: Frameless an introduction
7:20pm - 🍕 Intermission: Join us for some free food and drinks! Vegan and vegetarian options are provided. Let us know if you'd like something special - we'd be happy to accommodate.
7:50pm - 🗣️ Joe Warren: How I Use Haskell for 3D Printing
8:30pm - 🥤 Socialising: Grab a drink and let's discuss the talks.
9:00pm - 🍻 Join us in a nearby pub to discuss the talks!

🗣️ Sabrina Konrad-Lee: Frameless an introduction
Frameless is an open source Scala library for using more expressive types with Spark. This talk will discuss the benefits to using Frameless, why some businesses might be hesitant to utilize it and how it can add business value.
⭐ Sabrina Konrad-Lee ⭐
Sabrina is an open source enthusiast with interests in functional programming, the Typelevel ecosystem and Spark.

🗣️ Joe Warren: How I Use Haskell for 3D Printing
Programmable CAD" is a category of software where objects are defined using code. This talk covers how I’ve used programable CAD to design parts for 3D printing, why I think Functional Languages are uniquely suited for programable CAD, why I decided to write a programable CAD framework, and how the Scala Logo lead me to decorate a Christmas tree.
⭐ Joe Warren ⭐
Joe Warren is a Haskell developer at Permutive: working on the Permutive Query language. He likes functional programming in Scala and Haskell, and using FP to design for 3d Printing.
You can check out his previous talk on Lessons learnt with van Laarhoven lenses on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7qQv898cPk
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