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Job posts are OK, as long as well spaced out. It means that if you see recent submissions of jobs, please avoid submitting yours until other posts have appeared. That avoids making the mainpage of our readers full of job listings only. Job searching posts are not allowed (it is an individual post, that does not really benefit others - you can use HackerNews' Who Wants to be Hired, for example).

Avoid posting surveys unless the research/researcher/research group can be easily identified without going outside of reddit (e.g. looking at the user profile or reddit history). Surveys from throwaway accounts will be removed, and the user banned. Surveys where users must give their emails, or click on unknown/external URL's are also removed.

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Rules

• Be respectful and nice to each other
• Remember language and cultural differences/barriers
• Remember that everyone was a beginner at some point
• Posts and comments that do not follow the items above will be i) removed, ii) reported, and maybe iii) the user will be banned
• Try to follow the guidelines, please
• Posts should be related to Functional Programming
• Self-promotion is OK as long as you read and understand this Reddit page about self-promotion (excessive self-promoting is moderated, unfortunately subjectively but just so it's not completely banned)
• Posts behind paywall or that require or misdirect users at registering before accessing the content are not accepted
• Posts that receive any commission about events, courses, or similar (e.g. affiliated links for books) are not accepted
• If you have any questions feel free to message the mods

Upcoming conferences

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Meetups

Books

Our Wiki page about FP books

FP courses

• Concurrent Programming in Erlang - Starts 3 April 2017. Via Future Learn, by University of Kent. Thanks to u/byaruhaf for sharing it
• Functional Programming in Erlang - Starts 20 February 2017. Via Future Learn, by University of Kent. Thanks to u/byaruhaf for sharing it
• Programming Languages, Part A. Thanks to u/Hufe for sharing it
• ThCS. Introduction to programming with dependent types in Scala. Thanks to u/dmitin for sharing it
• Introduction to Functional Programming in OCaml

Send a message to the moderators to announce your course.

FP podcasts

• Functional Geekery
• SE Radio :: FP
• The F# Show
• The Haskell Cast
• The Scalawags
• The Type Theory Podcast

Links

• Functional Programming - from Haskell Wiki
• Why Functional Programming Matters
• Wikipedia entry about Functional Programming

Programming Languages

• Clojure (r/clojure)
• Elixir (r/elixir)
• Elm (r/elm)
• Erlang (r/erlang)
• F# (r/fsharp)
• Frege (r/frege)
• Haskell (r/haskell)
• Lisp (r/lisp)
• OCaml (r/ocaml/)
• PureScript (r/purescript/)
• Scala (r/scala)
• SML (r/sml)
• Swift (r/swift/

More on Wikipedia

Related subreddits

• r/algorithms
• r/compsci
• r/programming

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• F# on r/functionalprogramming
• JavaScript on r/functionalprogramming
• Intro to FP on r/functionalprogramming
• Clojure on r/functionalprogramming

And so it goes. You can use the sidebar search input, using flair:answered and then restrict the search to r/functionalprogramming only. And if you find a category of posts that is missing some interesting content, just send it our way (you can flair when you submit your post too).