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If FP is going to survive within mainstream programming then it’s the “very basics“ of it that will carry it forward. It’s the difficulty of understanding and
by dave_sid 6y ago
If FP is going to survive within mainstream programming then it’s the “very basics“ of it that will carry it forward. It’s the difficulty of understanding and application OOP that is leading to OOP’s demise. Unfortunately, and incorrectly, the need for a “deep understanding” of either paradigm is not a factor that will lead to mass adoption.
- xupybd 6y agoI agree but think I'd benefit from a deep understanding of the tools I use inorder to correctly reason about the solutions I apply those tools too. I think mass adoption appears to be happening. I don't know why it is merely an observation.