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I already have problems reading arrow/inline functions... for example where a method is called with a function that returns a function... if there is one more (
by z3t4 5y ago
I already have problems reading arrow/inline functions... for example where a method is called with a function that returns a function... if there is one more (async) call in there my brain starts smoking.
- razetime 5y agoIt's all up to preference, really. It took me a while to get around my muscle memory from general imperative programming by the time I started using languages like K competently. Getting that motivation is definitely hard.
- still_grokking 5y agoIt's likely a mater of what you're used to. I start to feel uncomfortable when I see an explicit loop. But that's actually very weird as I write Scala a lot where you use "for" (instead of "do-notation") for monadic computations. My brain starts smoking when someone uses a "for" as an regular loop! That causes usually a few seconds of complete confusion. :-D