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Developers who live in the poorest parts of the world can't easily participate in the global tech economy, and for no good reason: after all, remote work is now our new normal. So why can't a functional programmer in Africa export code and be paid for it?https://youtu.be/XE01vv7IPp8
This talk shares my motivation and my manifesto; how I plan to go about fixing this, and the help I ask for from you: please watch the video, and think about ways in which you might be able to help. And if you think you can, please read more and sign up at https://functional.africa/
This will be my "20% project" for the next few years. I'm serious about creating positive change in tech communities in Africa, towards greater shared knowledge and a less unequal world. And if you're a Scala, Haskell or other FP programmer, I hope you'll support me in that goal.
jon, if you haven't done so already, you should get in touch with @sammoorhouse who is doing marvellous work in Ghana, and possibly elsewhere with @glblcd. Just don't ask him what he thinks of Scala :)
Very True !! ... Scala developer from Ecuador here 
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