Yeah, I think our thinking is pretty similar. I think OOP is very natural fit for thinking about lots of things, and I think there are some great ideas that hav

Yeah, I think our thinking is pretty similar. I think OOP is very natural fit for thinking about lots of things, and I think there are some great ideas that have come out of the functional paradigm. I still prefer to use a language that has OO organizational structures, but I definitely feel some pain if I can't have first class functions. I also value the idea of functional purity and whenever possible I'll write my functions so they're pure—but I don't adhere super strictly unless in a part of the program that critically needs it. Same with immutability.