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Four Languages From Forty Years Ago

a.k.a What can we learn from the 1970's?

This page contains links to the slides and code from my talk "Four
Languages From Forty Years Ago".

Here's the blurb for the talk:

    The 1970's were a golden age for new programming languages, but
    do they have any relevance to programming today? Can we still
    learn from them?

    In this talk, we'll look at four languages designed over forty
    years ago -- SQL, Prolog, ML, and Smalltalk -- and discuss their
    philosophy and approach to programming, which is very different
    from most popular languages today.

    We'll come away with some practical principles that are still
    very applicable to modern development. And you might discover
    your new favorite programming paradigm!

Videos  

Video from NDC Oslo, Jun 15, 2018

Slides  

Slides from NDC Oslo, Jun 15, 2018

Four Languages From Forty Years Ago from my slides on Slideshare
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