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I don't take issue with Conal Elliott taking the time to explain what he meant by it.

He also collaborated with Conal Elliott to bring us functional reactive programming as we know it today.

Paul Hudak and Conal Elliott and played a critical role in defining the ideas behind reactive programming based on denotational design and a continuous time model.

Missy Elliott was big your college years.

I always felt Elliott Wave Theory[1] is applicable to this.

> Missy Elliott was big your college years.

Etsy CTO Kellan Elliott-McCrea told me that the online marketplace has discovered "very real cost savings" and higher utilization by running in its own data centers.

This really was vapid clickbait drivel, though it was almost worth clicking the link just for Eric Elliott's hair (phenomenal!) and this astonishing piece of wisdom from the same hirsute genius: "15.

To be fair, the term "functional reactive" was invented by Conal Elliott and Paul Hudak back in '97 [0] and has merely been co-opted recently by the "reactive" buzz.

The math backs this up as well in the sense that integration is exactly what lets us convert the world of mutation into the world of constant physics (FRP from the "continuous time denotational semantics" perspective of Conal Elliott not the usual way the term is abused).

Functional Reactive Programming is a programming model invented by Paul Hudak and Conal Elliott.

As Elliott's post reminds us: What's the point in doing something you hate?

Hi -- I'm Justin Elliott, one of the reporters on the piece, with Laura Sullivan of NPR.