Robert Klotzner

I am father of twins and a programmer. Once I heard that ordinary people can actually program computers, I bought a 1200 page book about C++ and started learning, I was fifteen back then. I sticked with C++ for quite a while, learned Java, went back to C++, learned D, Python, ... and finally I learned Haskell. I love Haskell for it's expressive type system, which is almost never in the way and hinders me on writing incorrect code. Strong static types and performance were what made me love C++, but the type system of Haskell is just so much more expressive: I haven't used a single cast since I started learning it a few years back.

So ok, this is actually about me and not about Haskell, what else is there to say: When I am not coding, I do kick boxing or I spend time with my family and my beloved kids, who also inspired me writing a baby monitor called gonimo.