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It’s always a terrible idea to go against the ergonomics and idioms in a language. Shoehorning JavaScript into something purely function is just as bad of an id
by toastal 4y ago
It’s always a terrible idea to go against the ergonomics and idioms in a language. Shoehorning JavaScript into something purely function is just as bad of an idea as trying to do object-orientation in Haskell. If you believe in certain patterns, pick the right tool—in this case a compile-to-JS language—for the job. Either make the case for rewriting certain modules, or find a job/team that supports your goals and principles.