Functional C# 10

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Zoran Horvat

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:48

2. Putting C# Into Functional Perspective

1. Getting Started.mp4

04:52

2. Initializing the Demo Environment.mp4

02:16

3. Quick Prototyping with Functional Extensions.mp4

06:42

4. Composing Functions.mp4

06:56

5. What Follows in This Course.mp4

03:12

6. Summary.mp4

01:04

3. Introducing Functional Types and Functions

1. Modeling the Domain with Records.mp4

05:01

2. Defining Functions that Apply to a Type.mp4

06:53

3. Viewing an Object as a Factory of Other Objects.mp4

02:41

4. Designing Composable Functions.mp4

05:36

5. Designing Composable Types.mp4

03:09

6. Avoiding Throwing Exceptions from the Domain Model.mp4

02:53

7. Summary.mp4

01:12

4. Modeling the Domain with Types

1. Modeling the Business with Types.mp4

04:20

2. Attaining a Deep Type Model.mp4

05:20

3. Appreciating Separation of Types and Functions.mp4

06:59

4. Setting up an Application with Functional Model.mp4

06:10

5. Defining Functions on Top of Types.mp4

07:27

6. Summary.mp4

01:30

5. Designing Pure Functions

1. Understanding the Separation of Unrelated Functions.mp4

06:25

2. Defining a Functional-style Requirement.mp4

03:30

3. Applying Functional Decomposition.mp4

07:15

4. Pushing Functional Decomposition to the Limit.mp4

07:01

5. Designing the Bitmap.mp4

04:09

6. Summary.mp4

03:02

6. Using Partially Applied Functions in Modeling

1. Surviving the Parameterization Hell.mp4

05:37

2. Identifying Some Function Parameters as a Design Problem.mp4

04:10

3. Introducing Partially-applied Functions.mp4

06:23

4. Implementing Partial Function via Delegates.mp4

06:07

5. Relating delegate to Func and Action Types.mp4

02:45

6. Separating Configuration from Function Parameters.mp4

06:31

7. Summary.mp4

02:04

7. Substituting Inheritance with Discriminated Unions

1. Understanding the Need for Discriminated Unions.mp4

05:42

2. Mimicking a Discriminated Union in C#.mp4

03:22

3. Defining a Function on a Discriminated Union.mp4

04:28

4. Improving Readability When Using a Discriminated Union.mp4

04:36

5. Using Discriminated Unions in Deep Domain Modeling.mp4

03:02

6. Avoiding Mistakes in Types Design.mp4

05:50

7. Summary.mp4

02:44

8. Modeling Missing Objects

1. Identifying the Problem with Missing Objects.mp4

07:09

2. Inventing Optional Objects.mp4

05:25

3. Consuming Optional Objects.mp4

03:34

4. Implementing the OptionT Type.mp4

07:07

5. Consuming the OptionT Type.mp4

07:53

6. Summary.mp4

02:05

9. Modeling Complex Domain Objects

1. Introducing Nondestructive Mutation.mp4

04:43

2. Declaring Required Properties in an Immutable Design.mp4

03:47

3. Understanding the Need for Collections.mp4

03:52

4. Designing Immutable Objects That Contain Collections.mp4

05:55

5. Working with Freezable Objects.mp4

05:53

6. Encapsulating Immutable Collections.mp4

05:42

7. Summary.mp4

02:07

8. Course Summary.mp4

03:50

Description

If you have a feeling that traditional object-oriented design is impeding your progress, then this course will teach you how to apply functional modeling and design, so as to improve development speed and flexibility of the resulting model.

What You'll Learn?

In the recent years, we are witnessing C# language specification incorporating more and more functional syntactical elements in addition to its excellent object-oriented core. But as it goes, those novelties require proper understanding before we can enjoy the benefits they bring to the design. In this course, Functional C#, you’ll learn to design domain types and behavior using functional techniques and novel C# syntax, while still remaining within premises of the C# programming language. First, you’ll explore the core elements that make one design functional, as opposed to (better yet: in addition to!) object-oriented. Next, you’ll discover how each of the functional programming elements and techniques maps to the C# language syntax. Finally, you’ll learn how to build domain models of substantial complexity, while firmly holding to functional programming techniques and methods. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of functional programming applied to C#, needed to design and implement real-world business applications.

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Zoran Horvat

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Zoran Horvat is Principal consultant at Coding Helmet Consultancy, speaker and author of 100+ articles, and independent trainer on .NET technology stack. He can often be found speaking at conferences and user groups, promoting object-oriented development style and clean coding practices and techniques that improve longevity of complex business applications.

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