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What part are you referring to? I don't see any FP stuff in that article... It's all imperative code? Anyway I would recommend learning Haskell. I like languag
by kabes 4y ago
What part are you referring to? I don't see any FP stuff in that article... It's all imperative code?
Anyway I would recommend learning Haskell. I like languages that allow different styles (like js does to a certain extent). But I think it's better to learn a modtly pure OO language like java and a pure FP language like Haskell to be able to make the right decisions in a language that supports both like JS.
- remram 4y agoThe author refers to it as "declarative programming" when they talk about functional programming. I would link to the section "Functional, declarative programming" but there are no anchors. The table of contents (which the author calls a "minimap") is not clickable either.