Flix [tags] :: product software engineering, team leader, …

Are you tired of writing code that's bloated and hard to maintain? Enter Flix, the superhero of programming languages (on the JVM)! Flix is here to save the day with its cutting-edge features and functional programming prowess.

Say goodbye to tangled and convoluted code. With Flix, you can express your computations in a clear and concise manner. It's all about what needs to be done, not how to do it. By embracing declarative programming, Flix lets you focus on the problem at hand and untangle the complexities.

Flix is armed with a powerful type system that catches errors before they even have a chance to sneak into your code. With its type inference magic, you'll write code that's not only safer but also shorter and sweeter. Less time worrying about types means more time crafting awesome software.

Get ready to conquer complex problems effortlessly. Flix unleashes the power of constraint solving and logic programming, allowing you to express intricate relationships with ease. Watch as Flix's constraint solver swoops in to find solutions, paving the way for efficient and elegant problem-solving.

Concurrency got you down? Fear not! Flix has got your back. It equips you with all the tools you need for seamless concurrent and distributed programming. Lightweight threads, asynchronous communication channels—Flix has it all. Scale your code like a champion and conquer the world of parallel execution.

If I am honest, this is what Scala3 should have been.

software Monday, July 4, 2022

Flix Series Part 1: Higher-order functions & infix combinators

This article delves into the world of functional programming with the Flix programming language with higher-order functions and user-defined infix operators.

software Sunday, June 5, 2022

Flix Series Part 0: Getting Started & Setup

Are you ready to embark on a coding adventure with Flix? This article introduces Flix, a programming language that combines the best features of functional languages like Scala and Haskell. But that's not all—Flix also brings its own innovative additions, such as row polymorphic extensible records and first-class support for Datalog constraints.