[ANN] Sheffield Ruby 53: Controlling state with finite_machine.rb - 14th April 2014
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James Almond
Apr 2, 2014, 3:55:16 PM4/2/14
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Hi Everyone,
This month Piotr Murach will be giving a talk on finite state machines:
A finite state machine is a computational model that underpins computer science. Compilers use them to parse their grammars, communication interfaces and embedded systems would not exist without them. Would the code we write everyday benefit from the use of finite state automata? By studying the finite_machine.rb API we will discover the enticing world of states, transitions and see what good comes out it.
A finite state machine is a computational model that underpins computer science. Compilers use them to parse their grammars, communication interfaces and embedded systems would not exist without them. Would the code we write everyday benefit from the use of finite state automata? By studying the finite_machine.rb API we will discover the enticing world of states, transitions and see what good comes out it.
Details can be found on the ShRUG site:
We've got a Google+ event to let us know you're coming:
We're on Twitter and have a mailing list on Google Groups:
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See you there!
James
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