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Considering the popularity of JS and Ruby as a first language for many new programmers, I could see the argument that it would be useful in the sense of getting
by unsignedqword 10y ago
Considering the popularity of JS and Ruby as a first language for many new programmers, I could see the argument that it would be useful in the sense of getting them to understand basic functional concepts in a more familiar environment.
Although, I agree with you: a Lisp (probably Racket or Scheme) is a much better bet for learning the functional style.
- StreamBright 10y agoAnd SICP is a great book. :)