This episode of JavaScript Jabber features panelists Aimee Knight and Charles Max Wood. I am their special guest to talk about functional programming and ClojureScript. Tune in to learn more! JavaScript Jabber Episode 272 with Eric Normand Transcript Charles Max Wood: [00:00] Are you guys ready? Aimee Knight: [00:01] Yep. Eric Normand: [00:01] Yes, sir. […]
Speaking
Eric Normand is a sought-after speaker who has spoken at conferences around the US and the world. He is also a frequent guest on podcasts.
Eric prepares his conference talks well in advance and rehearses 10-20 times. Compared to the typical programming conference talk, his talks are extremely polished. He also markets his upcoming talks on social media, and invests himself in the success of the conference.
Eric can speak on the topics of Functional Programming, Clojure and ClojureScript, Property-based Testing, and Concurrent Programming.
Upcoming talks
- Exploiting Podcast. Submit questions to be asked during the show here
- Houston Functional Programmers November 18, 7pm CST
Past talks and podcast appearances
React Native Radio Episode 068 [PODCAST]
In this episode we discussed functional programming, and how it relates to JavaScript programming and its benefits to programming in general. React Native Radio Episode 068 Transcript [00:00] [music] Nader Dabit: [00:13] Hello, welcome to Episode 68 of React Native Radio. I’m your host, Nader Dabit. [00:16] Today on our panel we have Peter Piekarczyk from […]
THE HANSELMINUTES Episode 583 [PODCAST]
I want everyone to know that they, too, can get a job as a functional programmer. While functional programming might feel intimidating, in this show I shared with Scott a number of practical techniques and ways to think about functional programming that might just help you with a change of career. THE HANSELMINUTES Episode 583 […]
Developer On Fire Episode 236 [PODCAST]
I talked with Dave Rael about running and education service, the appeal of functional programming, the lessons of computer science applied to life, and really listening. Developer On Fire Episode 236 Transcript [00:00] [background music] Dave Rael: [00:02] Developer On Fire” with Dave Rael, expressing, exposing and sharing the humanity of software geeks since 2015. […]
Testing Podcast Episode 150 [PODCAST]
In this episode we’ll be Test Talking about Functional Programming and Property-Based Testing. As a tester, I feel it’s important to understand the latest trends and techniques in software development. Especially if it’s a developer-based testing technique that we can educate our programmers about to help create better quality software. Testing Podcast Episode 150 Transcript […]
defn Episode 20 [PODCAST]
I was on the Defn Podcast. We talked about Clojure, testing, and PHP. Here’s an audio file that you can listen: Transcript I was interviewed on the Defn Podcast Episode 20. What follows is a transcript. [background music] Ray McDermott: Yes, here we go. Show number fucking 20. Eric Normand: Yay. Ray: I shall start […]
Testing Stateful and Concurrent Systems Using test.check [TALK]
Generative testing is great for testing pure functions, but it is also used to test the behavior of stateful systems that change over time. Those systems are often designed for highly concurrent usage, such as queues, databases, and storage. And then sometimes your code is also asynchronous, such as in JavaScript. Learn several patterns to […]
ClojureScript: I can’t believe this is JavaScript
There are 6 difficult problems frameworks and libraries try to solve in JavaScript, but never quite get there. Learn how these problems (and more!) are solved by ClojureScript and how it can provide a platform for new solutions.
Programming Throwdown Episode 61 [PODCAST]
In this podcast, we talked about Clojure and Functional Programming as well as the best ways to learn them. Programming Throwdown Episode 61 Transcript Patrick Wheeler: [00:15] Programming Throwdown,” episode 61, Clojure with special guest Eric Normand. Take it away, Jason. Jason Gauci: [00:22] Hey, everyone. If you are a long-time listener, you may remember. […]