Hello all,
I've got a not-quite-so-technically-detailed question for everyone.
For the past ten or so years, I've been building relatively large "real-world"
software systems, and I've always been interested in finding new and
innovative ways to reduce complexity and improve system maintainability. I
was recently seduced by functional programming, and I'm now VERY interested
in applying a functional software engineering approach to a real project.
However, it appears that the only place (short of Ericsson) I can actually
work on a complex functional system is in academia. Unfortunately, this is
not an option, as I have no Ph.D., and going back to school is probably not
realistic.
Are there any options for people like me, or does my functional experience
remain limited to the hobby* work I can squeeze in at night and on weekends?
Thoughts?
- j
* I'm building a realistic image synthesis package in Haskell, if anyone's
interested. ;)
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The blackbird must be flying.
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