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1. Organizations in the News

   (15 articles) Scheme

   (12 articles) Microsoft

   (7 articles) Ericsson

   (7 articles) Intel

   (6 articles) Computer Science

   (6 articles) Google

   (4 articles) Esterel

   (4 articles) Oracle

2. People in the News

   (9 articles) Simon Peyton Jones

   (7 articles) Joe Armstrong

   (4 articles) Simon Marlow

   (4 articles) Philip Wadler

   (3 articles) Wolfgang Jeltsch

   (3 articles) Robert Dockins

   (3 articles) Alberto Ruiz

   (3 articles) Uwe Schmidt

   (3 articles) Malcolm Wallace

   (3 articles) Don Stewart

1. Dobbs Code Talk - What Type of Optimization Excites Me

   Dobbs Code Talk (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

   ...al programming style. Especially FP code that is succinct and clear. I read this the other day: The Erlang code is written in a Haskell-style, with lots of folds and zips, which is usually not the choice for Erlang if you nee What Type of Optimization Excites Me PDF Print E-mail Written by Christopher Diggins 07/... (Read Full Article)
   

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2. Jonathan Tang: Back, and hopefully better

   Growing a Language (Jul 11 2008) Explore Article

   ... tenured professors and grad students. Instead, it'll be a distillation of the experience that the Haskell, Erlang, and Python communities have already earned. Much of the interesting stuff will come from taking t... (Read Full Article)
   

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3. Haskell Does Concurrency

   A Lexical Mistake (Jul 5 2008) Explore Article

   Published by Lorenz Pretterhofer on Friday, July 4, 2008 in Discovered . Tags: concurrency, Haskell, STM, transactions. Ok, by now we all know that Object Oriented programming is likely to go the way...... transactions. Ok, by now we all know that Object Oriented programming is likely to go the way of Erlang, or at least inherit an Actor model of language level concurrency. In fact, I’ve even got an obj... (Read Full Article)
   

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4. Selector Function Object (Part 2)

   C++ Soup! (Jul 3 2008) Explore Article

   ...l programming approach trickling more into C++. Looking at functional programming languages like Haskell, Lisp, and Erlang, I'm slowly getting more and more convinced that functional programming will play a major role in t... (Read Full Article)
   

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5. Polyglot Plurality

   Interoperability Happens (Jul 2 2008) Explore Article

   ... think, mistakenly--called closures) are not a first-class concept in Java. Then, you later look at Haskell/ML/Scala/F#, which makes heavy use of what Java programmers would call "static methods" to carry ou...... now F# is starting to take on a personality of its own as Microsoft productizes it. Like Scala and Erlang, F# will be immediately applicable in concurrency scenarios, I think. I'm obviously bullish on F#, ... (Read Full Article)
   

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6. First-Steps-With-Haskell-For-Web-Applications

   All Posts (Jul 1 2008) Explore Article

   ... platform and partially to get some exercise with a new language or two. I thought about Smalltalk, Erlang, and Io, but Haskell gets the initial nod if for no other reason than it's a third side of the coin that Ruby and Java a... (Read Full Article)
   

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7. Want to Write a Compiler? Just Read These Two Papers.

   prog21 (Jun 29 2008) Explore Article

   ...ty of the rest of the code he presents. If you're working in a higher level language--Python, Ruby, Erlang, Haskell, Lisp--then this worry goes away. It's trivially easy to create and manipulate tree-like representa... (Read Full Article)
   

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8. PE Problem #1 in Erlang

   Programming During Recess (Jun 26 2008) Explore Article

   ... a student who looked at the language for a programming languages course. I would have guessed that Erlang's syntax had been based more on Haskell (and Miranda and Clean). As for the solution, it seems pretty straightforward with yet another list... (Read Full Article)
   

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9. Tokyo Society for the Application of Currying - Starling Software

   Starling Software (Jun 26 2008) Explore Article

   ... Programming Matters. One other member besides Curt showed up, leaving us rather outnumbered by the Erlang folks, but nonetheless we got to discuss some interesting Haskell stuff late into the night. 2008-05-29: 5 attendees. Taking a break from Curt and his darn Haskell, Johan Berntsson will gave a presentation on a project he’s been working on in Lisp: a compiler t... (Read Full Article)
   

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10. Matthew Sackman: TiC 2008

    Well Quite (Jun 25 2008) Explore Article

    ...re whether they're even multi-parameter type classes). Fortress also has clearly been influenced by Haskell, and some of the talk on Monoids over trees reminded me distinctly (though the work is not directly......statement oriented language, and whilst Scala claims to be expression oriented, it's very much like Erlang in this respect, a list of expressions which are guaranteed to be executed in order. In neither lan... (Read Full Article)
    

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11. Lambda in the Sun

    Scala Blog (Jun 23 2008) Explore Article

    ...ake up and smell the lambda. There's increasing interest in bastions of functional programming like Haskell and various Lisps; popular mainstream languages like Ruby and Python have lambda (or lambda like) c......rsion. Perhaps most importantly, programmers can't ignore the oncoming multi-core freight train and Erlang has shown that concurrency and functional programming go together like peanut butter and chocolate.... (Read Full Article)
    

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12. FringeDC Programming Group Formal Meeting- July 12th, 6PM

    Lambda the Ultimate (Jun 22 2008) Explore Article

    ...l FringeDC is a group in DC interested in Fringe and Functional Programming Languages such as Lisp, Haskell, Erlang, Prolog, etc. Join us at Sova Espresso & Wine for a presentation from Conrad Barski, M.D. from the ... (Read Full Article)
    

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13. Thomas M. DuBuisson: Past and Future libraries

    Beware the Jabberwolk (Jun 18 2008) Explore Article

    Hello planet, as my first post that gets placed on planet.haskell.org I decided to do a quick recap of the libraries I maintain and muse about future libraries.  My......wns. * Finally learn happs and make some sort of web Xen management system using hsXenCtrl. * Learn Erlang - just because it looks cool too. * Forget programming (and blogging) - read more TaPL! Past and Fu... (Read Full Article)
    

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Haskell Curry   Haskell   Erlang

14. Functional Programming FAQ

    Lambda the Ultimate (Jun 17 2008) Explore Article

    ...offers the kind of robust concurrency (i.e. up to hundreds of thousands of tiny processes) found in Erlang or Haskell outside the FP languages and there's strong theoretical reasons to see it not coming to imperative ... (Read Full Article)
    

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Scheme   Paul Hudak   Unicode

15. #!

    Lambda the Ultimate (Jun 17 2008) Explore Article

    ...offers the kind of robust concurrency (i.e. up to hundreds of thousands of tiny processes) found in Erlang or Haskell outside the FP languages and there's strong theoretical reasons to see it not coming to imperative ... (Read Full Article)
    

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16. Interpreters

    Lambda the Ultimate (Jun 15 2008) Explore Article

    ... etc. i.e., not everything is a string.) Indeed, the various XML libraries for Common Lisp, Scheme, Erlang, and even Haskell are far more pleasurable to use than say, the Document Object Model. These libraries translate an X... (Read Full Article)
    

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17. Making it stick.: Misguided: The Road Not To Be Travelled

    Making it stick. (Jun 14 2008) Explore Article

    ... shared memory code at least as complex as the stuff we're writing today. Should everyone switch to Erlang? Well that is the general direction general purpose languages should go. Switching from today......s about the correctness of compositions than previous systems have. But Cale, there's not that much Haskell code out there yet anyway. Don't lets have the Haskell people start in with transactional memory just because there still trying ... (Read Full Article)
    

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18. The Imaginary Concurrency Debate

    Too Much Code (Jun 14 2008) Explore Article

    ...eration and makes updates atomically, much like a database transaction. We'll refer to these as the Erlang model and the Haskell model (pdf), respectively, referring to the programming languages that most visibly use these sync... (Read Full Article)
    

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19. KyagrdWiki: Haskell Server Programming

    kyagrd.dyndns.org (Jun 13 2008) Explore Article

    Haskell Server Programming E D R S I M H RSS * FrontPage * FindPage * TitleIndex * RecentChanges * UserPref......Concurrent module there is a shared mutexed variable type MVar. Though MVar is not so high level as Erlang's message, you can still enjoy the power of modern pure functional language handling concurrencies ... (Read Full Article)
    

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20. Project Euler

    Programming During Recess (Jun 12 2008) Explore Article

    ...t as an extra challenge, I'm solving each problem in multiple languages. So far I've picked Prolog, Haskell, Python, Dylan, Erlang, and Ruby. I already know Ruby pretty well, and I suspect I won't have too much trouble writing sol... (Read Full Article)
    

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21. Monads are a programming technique that provides an interface

    Lambda the Ultimate (Jun 11 2008) Explore Article

    ...nsive analysis of how the paradigms introduced appear and are used in other languages such as Java, Haskell, and Erlang. CTM builds up its definition of Oz by starting with a tiny kernel language and very gradually addi... (Read Full Article)
    

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Interpretation of Computer Programs   Scheme   Haskell

22. programming: The real reason people like programming in Haskell

    reddit.com (Jun 10 2008) Explore Article

    ...ated team that is active in open source community. Experience with functional programming, ie. APL, Erlang, Haskell, Lisp, ML, F# and Scheme are major plus (Read Full Article)
    

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23. Good Math, Bad Math : Erlang: a Language for Functional Concurrency (Updated!)

    ScienceBlogs (Jun 9 2008) Explore Article

    ...n the parameter is "0"; the second case for any other value. There are no type declarations: unlike Haskell, Erlang is not strongly typed. (As people who know me might guess, this doesn't thrill me; I'm a big fan of... (Read Full Article)
    

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24. Real World Haskell

    No Fluff Just Stuff (Jun 9 2008) Explore Article

    ...ts (as long as you don't ask for the length of that list!) There's a bit of hype going on in the FP/Haskell/Erlang space. For example, people keep talking a lot about the need for FP to tackle large numbers of core... (Read Full Article)
    

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