Take your code to the next level of maintainability, efficiency/concurrency, and ease of understanding. Learn the principles of functional programming, how and where to apply it in C#, and why it will make you a better programmer. Improve your software’s architecture and leapfrog your code quality over that of your peers.
What You’ll Learn
- Why functional programming is useful
- How to apply functional principles and patterns in C#
- Design and Implement Immutable Types and Maybes/Options (Null values)
- Writing Pure Functions (functions without side effects)
- Using recursion with functional programming paradigms to simplify your code
- Using LINQ to clean up code and condense logic
- Handle errors in functional style
- Utilizing extension methods to write fluent, easy-to-read code.
- Make use of new C# 8 and 9 features in functional style
Course Description
Learn how to apply function paradigms and patterns to codebases in C#. If you want to improve the maintainability, understandability, stability, and terseness of your code; this course will help you do that. This is meant for experienced C# developers that already have a solid, moderately deep understanding of the C# language.
Each video will introduce a concept and layout an example of implementing that concept.
If you want to improve your code’s quality, make your application faster and easier to understand, and increase your own productivity, then this course will help you tremendously.
Each video in this series can be watched independently. You can get value out of each video by itself if you already know certain concepts or are looking to learn something specific.
Teaching Style
All videos are short, to the point, and avoid fluff.
The course covers the following topics:
- Theoretical Foundations of Functional Programming
- Core Concepts of Functional Programming
- Functional Features in C# (C# 9 included)
- Immutability, Extensibility, and Extendibility in C#
- Dealing with Errors and Nulls gracefully
Course Keywords:
- C# Clean Code
- C# Best Practices
- Functional Programming in C#
- C# Functional Programming
- Clean Code in C#
- Functional Programming
- Code Readability
- Stable Code in C#
