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You know what? I had prepared a longer answer addressing most of your opinions here, but I'd rather not[1] so I'll just say I disagree and leave it at that. [1
by luord 9y ago
You know what? I had prepared a longer answer addressing most of your opinions here, but I'd rather not[1] so I'll just say I disagree and leave it at that.
[1] After all, I can't conclusively prove an imperative codebase is more maintainable anymore than anyone can do it for a functional one so this would just be another entry in a 50-year-old flamewar.
- eropple 9y agoYou might not be "conclusive", but a cogent argument like "I'm adding classes of bugs that don't exist otherwise but I get X for doing so" should be pretty straightforward. If it exists. My contention is that it doesn't, but I'm always willing to change my mind. I'm pretty emphatic about this because I've spent twenty years learning that every other approach in common practice will eventually screw you catastrophically.