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Yes this is the conclusion I've drawn. Often called "FP in the small, OOP in the large". Higher-level organizational patterns in pure FP style aren't familiar
by hderms 6y ago
Yes this is the conclusion I've drawn. Often called "FP in the small, OOP in the large".
Higher-level organizational patterns in pure FP style aren't familiar enough to replace the ergonomics of just using a few classes and DI to make things modular. Maybe tagless final or something similar will eclipse it eventually, but for now it seems like using "anemic style" OOP, with functional in the small is still the best we have for mainstream development.