How to make ad-hoc polymorphism less ad hoc Philip Wadler and Stephen Blott University of Glasgow OctoberAbstract

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• Software engineering
• Computer programming
• Programming language theory
• Type theory
• Data types
• Functional programming
• Functional languages
• Procedural programming languages
• Type class
• Standard ML
• Parametric polymorphism
• Relational operator

Course: Introduction to XQuery and Static Type-Checking Pierre Genevès CNRS (Some examples are inspired from the XQuery tutorial by Peter Fankhauser and Philip Wadler, the slides by Rajshekhar

Source URL: tyrex.inria.fr

• Query languages
• Functional languages
• 4GL
• XQuery
• Markup languages
• FLWOR
• XPath
• JSONiq
• Zorba

Well-typed programs can’t be blamed Philip Wadler Robert Bruce Findler University of Edinburgh

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Well-typed programs can’t be blamed Philip Wadler Robert Bruce Findler University of Edinburgh

Source URL: www.eecs.northwestern.edu

The Inevitable Coincidence: A Basis for Concurrency and Distribution Philip Wadler University of Edinburgh Pervasive Parallelism, 2 June 2015

Source URL: pervasiveparallelism.inf.ed.ac.uk

Everything old is new again: Quoted Domain Specific Languages Philip Wadler University of Edinburgh DSLDISS Lausanne, Monday 13 July 2015

Source URL: vjovanov.github.io

• Software
• Gaming
• Digital media
• Data types
• Cora
• Edna
• Q*bert
• Bert
• Select
• String

The Essence of Form Abstraction? Ezra Cooper, Sam Lindley, Philip Wadler, and Jeremy Yallop School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh Abstract. Abstraction is the cornerstone of high-level programming; HTML forms ar

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Blame and coercion: together again for the first time (PLDIJeremy Siek (Indiana) Peter Thiemann (Freiburg) Philip Wadler (Edinburgh)

Source URL: www.cs.ox.ac.uk

Everything old is new again: Quoted Domain Specific Languages Philip Wadler University of Edinburgh DSLDI Prague, Tuesday 7 July 2015

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