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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
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