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Once you get over the initial learning curve of the functional/pure approach to state/IO, its far superior to imperative imo. You don't need to reason about glo
by s4vi0r 9y ago
Once you get over the initial learning curve of the functional/pure approach to state/IO, its far superior to imperative imo. You don't need to reason about global state - because everything is explicit, including passing around your state, you never have to worry about "what if someone else or some other code somewhere is touching this" again.
- bryanph_ 9y agoImperative programming is fine imo, as long as it is done in a relatively small scope.