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Functional Programming, as the article points out, can be universal to many languages. You don't have to use an "FP" language to enjoy "FP" benefits. JavaScri
by dentemple 10y ago
Functional Programming, as the article points out, can be universal to many languages. You don't have to use an "FP" language to enjoy "FP" benefits.
JavaScript, for example, is ubiquitous in the industry, and, especially with the advent of ES6, can be written quite functionally. ReactJS is also widespread and can also enjoy an FP approach.