Functional Reactive Programming (FRP)

Related example domain using denotational design principles; continuous time semantics

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concept

Denotational Design
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Core framework: methodology for typed, purely functional programming that uses precise semantic specification to inform both use and implementation
Conal Elliott
studies
Co-author of the Fruit GUI library paper; affiliated with Microsoft Research; contributor to Fran reactive animation language.

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Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

FRP (Functional Reactive Programming)concept0.951
Functional reactive programming paradigm; foundational to AFRP model; contributes semantics for signal transformers.
AFRP (Arrowized Functional Reactive Programming)concept0.848
AFRP (Arrows-based Functional Reactive Programming)framework0.843
Adaptation of Fran and FRP ideas to the arrows framework; core model underlying Fruit's design.
Functional Programmingframework0.812
One of the three major competing approaches to parallel programming mentioned in the paper; used for comparison with Linda.
Fran (Functional Reactive Animation)concept0.762
Prior reactive animation language that influenced AFRP and Fruit; uses Behavior type for signals.
Pure Functional Programmingframework0.761
A paradigm relying on recursion equations without assignment; Linda authors compare it on DNA sequence similarity problem.
Fruit: Functional Reactive User Interface Toolkitconcept0.736
A GUI library for Haskell based on formal denotational model using signals and signal transformers as core abstractions.
Functional closureconcept0.728
The property of a subsystem that cannot influence others; used to lesion systems in simulations.